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It adjustable with the factory adjustments already built into the car, but it's not an independent adjustment. ie changing caster will also affect your camber. So it's a bit of a compromise between whether you want lots of caster or lots of camber. Hence the comments from the guys above.
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mmx005 wrote:its for a 98 daily driver. im going to pedders on friday to have everything set up, and just wondered what caster (and everything else now i think of it) people had. is caster adjustment available straight from the factory or do you have to put a kit on the car???
mmx005, see here.
http://www.aus-cartalk.com/viewtopic.php?t=15398
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