How to change camber in front and rear gen 3 camry V6?

[kalentech]

I want the camber to be like this the way they are in this angle but not as much as this gs300 maybe half of that.

Does anyone know how I can achieve this with my 92 SE V6 Camry?

[JohnGD]

That's really negative cambers there! I wonder how long those tires are going to last.

This camber kit allows only +/- 1 deg adjustment:
http://www.rockauto.com/catalog/moreinfo.php?pk=926059

You can check with the dealer, maybe they have something that can give you up to 1.25 either way. On these cars I wouldn't want to go beyond -0.5 deg if even that.

[fenixus]

Originally Posted by kalentech

I want the camber to be like this the way they are in this angle but not as much as this gs300 maybe half of that.

Does anyone know how I can achieve this with my 92 SE V6 Camry?

this picture is sick! it seems like car is using only the inner edge of tires, scary ...

[Jason.MZW20]

On the MR2, Toyota offers "crash bolts" to adjust the camber. They're basically strut->knuckle bolts with a smaller inner diameter to allow for more camber.

Standard diameter is 15mm, IIRC.
13.9mm, 13.3mm, and 12.4mm are available from here:
http://www.twosrus.com/catalog/produ...roducts_id=439

The Camry shares the same bolt/nut on the strut->knuckle housing at the rear, so it should be possible to use them. I'm not sure if the fronts are the same. Toyota offers different diameters for the fronts on the Camrys anyway.

Otherwise, you'll need an expensive camber kit with fancy camber plates.

BTW, that's too much negative camber for straight line stability. Just an FYI.