Advice on u3605 Rear Hub

[Dodgy Guy]

Edit - Never mind. I think the lower holes adjust the camber.
http://www.racing-cars.com/pp/Produc...ist/u3605.html

[wingers]

The lower holes will modify the roll centre more than camber, although they also change the camber gain rate too.

Wingers

[Dodgy Guy]

Thanks.
What do you mean by the roll centre.
Any idea what what the difference will be in the lower hole compared to the upper hole?

[wingers]

Using the lower hole will be similar to adding spacers under the inner centre link plate to move it up.
Overall the rear of the car will lean more during hard cornering but will be less likely to grip roll. It might break away under hard cornering or low grip conditions though.

Wingers

[Dodgy Guy]

Originally Posted by wingers

Using the lower hole will be similar to adding spacers under the inner centre link plate to move it up.
Overall the rear of the car will lean more during hard cornering but will be less likely to grip roll. It might break away under hard cornering or low grip conditions though.

Wingers

That makes it clear.
Thanks for that.

[The Dark Knight]

Can anyone tell me if you need to fit longer ball studs to fit the alloy rear hubs or are the kit ones ok?

[lochness42]

They are the same thickness and you need to use nuts to secure them - so yes kit ball studs are alright

[The Dark Knight]

Originally Posted by lochness42

They are the same thickness and you need to use nuts to secure them - so yes kit ball studs are alright

Thank you