I've got a quick question about Sprite suspension geometry. I've often
wondered how to get more negative camber into the front suspension of a
Sprite and what the best method would be to do it. I have installed offset
bushings on both the lower fulcrum points and the upper trunnion bushing,
but this barely gets me to zero camber. I know that another alternative is
to shim the shocks, bend the upper trunnion, or install a custom made
trunnion that is shorter to induce some negative camber. Optimally I would
like to get to -1 to -1.5 degrees of camber. Is there a downside to
introducing additional negative camber by shortening the upper trunnion?
Any suggestions? Anyone know of someone making adjustable trunnions? TIA
Jackson Zimmermann
jzimmerm@albemarle.org
'64 A-H Sprite
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