Camber angle

[Stevo302]

1971 2500 vixen. What is the front wheel camber angle when sat? Std or fast road use.
Cheers.

[Stevo302]

And rear one too wile I'm at it.

[Mr Tiger]

The handbook states for the front ‘the correct camber angle is ½° to 1 ½°
positive with the car unladen’.

For the rear it states ‘the correct camber angle is 1 ½° to 2° negative with the car unladen'.

I’m not sure if the handbook is for the Vixen or M chassied Vixen 2500 though. It would be great if someone could clarify.

Chris

[Cerberus90]

Please don't put positive camber on, it looks ridiculous. (Dads Vixen 2S owners book says the same, pos front an neg rear)

I don't know what it was with early cars and positive camber, my mini is the same, standard factory settings can be anything up to 2 degrees positive camber on the front.

0.5 to 1 degree negative all round is where I'd be starting.

Edited by Cerberus90 on Monday 18th August 11:58

[anonymous-user]

Cerberus90 said:

Please don't put positive camber on, it looks ridiculous. (Dads Vixen 2S owners book says the same, pos front an neg rear)

I don't know what it was with early cars and positive camber, my mini is the same, standard factory settings can be anything up to 2 degrees positive camber on the front.

0.5 to 1 degree negative all round is where I'd be starting.

Edited by Cerberus90 on Monday 18th August 11:58

Excellent advice.

[Stevo302]

Thanks guys.

[geeeman]

was reading a back issue today, and noticed this tuscan looks to have factory recommended camber angles!

[GTRene]

scary st