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what effect on steering does making the front camber link shorter and longer have. i have read a few posts on this forum and some others in the maunal it states makeing the link shorter gives more steering. and others say longer gives less steering . confused now.
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makeing the link shorter gives more steering. and others say longer gives less steering

haven't you just answered your own question?
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is that the right way around
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Think so. shorter link should give it more camber when the suspension is compressed.
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the longer links make it not as harsh on the steering where as the short ones make the steering alot more responsive
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