how do i increase negative camber on my vw polo 6n 1.4 8v

You use camber shims, have you looked into what this actually does to the car? or are you just wanting to "look cool"?

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if u read my reply to you in the "show us your rear" thread you'll see

You use camber shims, have you looked into what this actually does to the car? or are you just wanting to "look cool"?

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partly looking better but i do know that it ca make grip better but can wear tires out quicker

it'll make it grip worse tbh, less contact patch on the rear = back end skipping about the place...

it'll make it grip worse tbh, less contact patch on the rear = back end skipping about the place...

yer I'm concidering just lowering it as i think I've already got -2.0 deg of negative camber and its not even lowerd yet so could increase anyway

Is this front, rear, or both you are talking about? You have to set the camber up when you change the front suspension, the rear will naturally go into slight negative camber when you lower it - the only way to get rid of this is to shim the stub axles or you could do what you are wanting and increase it.

Is this front, rear, or both you are talking about? You have to set the camber up when you change the front suspension, the rear will naturally go into slight negative camber when you lower it - the only way to get rid of this is to shim the stub axles or you could do what you are wanting and increase it.

itll be front and back ant i want abit of negative camber anyways so ill leave it and just set up the other tracking alighnments properly

this is what i have atm and its not been lowerd yet

That tyre look pretty ruined.

That tyre look pretty ruined.

as i have told many people the camera flash has made it look way worse than it is

Why do you even need camber?

Not asif the wheels are too wide to fit under the arch?

Camber in skinny wheels like that will just look stupid. And it doesn't help the car in any way what so ever.

http://www.gti-vr6.net/library/suspension/inst_rear_shims/