Corolla Sedan Owners

[rolla_racer]

Hey all

Just wondering if any of you have a sedan that has camber on the rear wheels from the factory....

Just seeing if this was normal...

[Rolla Boy]

Has it been lowered???

[CHA54]

I thought the camber should stay static with the ****ty torsion beam rear end on the newer corolla's, regardless of ride height.

[kcorro]

it stays static as rollamods put it

[Red_CT9A]

maybe u need a wheel alignment andrew......

c how dat goes i guess

[rolla_racer]

All stock but will go for a wheel alignment soon.. see if that fixes it....

no complaints about the camber its gr8 for mtn runs lol. :D

[--Rudes--]

All stock but will go for a wheel alignment soon.. see if that fixes it....

no complaints about the camber its gr8 for mtn runs lol.  :D

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From my own personal experience, camber can be quite expensive to fix, so brace yourself.

[rolla02]

I don't think the Rear Camber can be adjusted easily if at all. :( :( :(

[kcorro]

you might be able to get custom shims put in to make camber in the rear but not sure and it probably not much camber unlike other cars when you slam them the suspension in the rear gets tucked in

[influx]

rear camber should be pretty close to zero

and it doesn't /should change on height adjust

[Screaminrolla]

there is no adjustment at all on the rear end

its has around 1 deg negative camber stock on the rear and ride height dosent effect it

[Conquest]

Sorry for bumping an old topic but I found it while searching a couple of days ago.

Anyway after spending a couple of minutes under my car today I can say there is definately visible camber in the rear of the sedan & my car is absolutely stock apart from from the rims, but given Screaminrollas reply I guess this is normal eh ;)

Unless my eyes can pick up >1 deg...

Edited March 4, 2006 by Conquest

[SILVABULLIT]

Get an alignment and it'll tell you that your running about 1 deg neg camber. mine has 1 deg neg on the RHS and 1.2 on the LHS according to my last W/A.

[Conquest]

What do you mean by LHS & RHS i.e. are you looking from the front or rear?

I'm used to NSR & OSR, been looking at too many quotes in the past :P On mine the passenger side is a little less than the drivers side so that sounds about right I suppose, but i'm surprised that such a small difference would be visible to the naked eye.