Jack:
Not knowing what all you have done to the rear end, a common mistake
that even mechanics make is installing the trailing arm brackets on
wrong. There are notches on the brackets and if you do not install
them
correctly, it will through off the camber. Also check to make sure
the bolts that hold the brackets to the chassis are not lose due to
the chassis rusting out where the bolts go through the cross support
arm of the chassis.
Scott Suhring
Elizabethtown, PA
'70 TR6
'59 TR3
jack williams wrote:
>
> Okay, so today I put new rear springs in my 76 TR6 hoping to end the rear
> squat and negative camber. I got the springs from another lister who took them
> off of his car because they made it sit too high in the back. But, now it sits
> even lower and the camber is worse. So what is my next step? New Bushings? the
> old ones look good and it doesn't seem to wallow or anything. I 'm starting to
> get desperate, as my tires are wearing on the inside, and besides, it just
> looks odd!
>
> Thank you for any suggestions.
>
> Jack Williams
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