[Fot] Neg. camber on 1964 tr4

[Larry Young]

My TR3 had the original suspension A arm system before with 0 caster.  
If you Iook at my report, I measured something a bit less than 2 degrees 
camber and not the same from side to side.  I chaulked that up to wear 
and tear.  I did not see an appreciable change in the camber when I 
switched to the the TR4 A arms with 3 degrees of caster.  Also, the 
amount I had to shorten the A arms agreed with the value I calculated 
from measurements, i.e. 0.174 inches/deg.  I thought the change in the 
stock camber started with the adjustable camber  system installled in 
the TR4A.  I haven't researched this, so perhaps someone else has some 
verification.
Larry

On 3/10/2013 5:35 PM, Stutzmans wrote:
> Although the manual doesn't say so; I think that when they went to 
> what would be the TR6 upper A arms and ball joint and 3 deg. trunnions 
> (CT6345), the camber changed to 0 deg. from the TR3 and early TR4 2 
> deg. positive.
> Bruce