DRM Camber Brackets. - Page 4 - ZR-1 Net Registry Forums

cvette98pacecar · 06-29-2015

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Originally Posted by 5ABI VT

Im in! I would imagine on a lowered car these can only help?

oh yeah.

LT5Vette · 06-29-2015

Hi Robert, I'm in for one and will watch for when the other items particularly the bias spring become available.
Thanks,
Tod

200on10.5 · 06-29-2015

Put me down for a set Robert.
Thanks,
John

1badzr1 · 06-29-2015

Can anyone explain what I can expect in handling with camber plates plus coilovers? I am having them installed as we speak. Very eager to know what it will feel and handle like from those that have done this combination.

Thanks
Ben

cvette98pacecar · 06-29-2015

Quote:

Originally Posted by 1badzr1

Can anyone explain what I can expect in handling with camber plates plus coilovers? I am having them installed as we speak. Very eager to know what it will feel and handle like from those that have done this combination.

Thanks
Ben

Ben, It is similar to adding negative camber when racing. Camber brackets going to keep the tire from rolling.

edram454 · 06-29-2015

Robert, You can add me in on the group buy. Let me know how much and where to pay. Thanks for putting this together. I got the 6 point cage plus the r&d camber bar in the front suspension might as well do the back. with 315's all the way around my car should handle quite well.

ed ramos #3028

rkreigh · 06-30-2015

315s all the way around seems to work pretty well!

I'd like to try 315s up front and 335s in back

XfireZ51 · 06-30-2015

Bob,

Will we be able to jump on the GB even after your initial order to DRM?

cvette98pacecar · 06-30-2015

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Originally Posted by XfireZ51

Bob,

Will we be able to jump on the GB even after your initial order to DRM?

Dom, I have no clue. I will ask Randy.

tonywy · 06-30-2015

You guys going for handling should really consider urethane suspension bushings anywhere you can. I think Energy Suspension still makes them. Do the trailing arm brackets as well as the camber brackets. If you are really serious about it ask if DRM still alters the rear hubs. What this does, is it keeps the rear wheels from going toe in around a corner keeping the tire pointed in the correct direction. Next time you are behind a C4 Corvette going around a tight corner pay attention to rear wheel on the inside of the corner, you will see what I am talking about.

06-29-2015	#32
LT5Vette Join Date: Sep 2012 Location: Iowa Posts: 26	Re: DRM Camber Brackets. Hi Robert, I'm in for one and will watch for when the other items particularly the bias spring become available. Thanks, Tod __________________ Tod B. 91 Turquoise/Saddle #66 Haibeck 350 engine package, corsa, 4.10, wilwood brakes '16 Night race Blue, M7, Z51, PDR

06-29-2015	#33
200on10.5 Join Date: Nov 2014 Location: ontario canada Posts: 3	Re: DRM Camber Brackets. Put me down for a set Robert. Thanks, John

06-29-2015	#34
1badzr1 Join Date: Dec 2005 Posts: 30	Re: DRM Camber Brackets. Can anyone explain what I can expect in handling with camber plates plus coilovers? I am having them installed as we speak. Very eager to know what it will feel and handle like from those that have done this combination. Thanks Ben

06-29-2015	#36
edram454 Join Date: Nov 2013 Location: .. Posts: 693	Re: DRM Camber Brackets. Robert, You can add me in on the group buy. Let me know how much and where to pay. Thanks for putting this together. I got the 6 point cage plus the r&d camber bar in the front suspension might as well do the back. with 315's all the way around my car should handle quite well. ed ramos #3028

06-30-2015	#37
rkreigh Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Alex VA Posts: 1,080	Re: DRM Camber Brackets. 315s all the way around seems to work pretty well! I'd like to try 315s up front and 335s in back

06-30-2015	#38
XfireZ51 Join Date: May 2007 Location: Chicagoland, IL Posts: 9,685	Re: DRM Camber Brackets. Bob, Will we be able to jump on the GB even after your initial order to DRM?

06-30-2015	#40
tonywy Join Date: Feb 2014 Location: Pennsylnania Posts: 18	Re: DRM Camber Brackets. You guys going for handling should really consider urethane suspension bushings anywhere you can. I think Energy Suspension still makes them. Do the trailing arm brackets as well as the camber brackets. If you are really serious about it ask if DRM still alters the rear hubs. What this does, is it keeps the rear wheels from going toe in around a corner keeping the tire pointed in the correct direction. Next time you are behind a C4 Corvette going around a tight corner pay attention to rear wheel on the inside of the corner, you will see what I am talking about.