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Old 03-25-2013, 09:49 PM   #1
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S13 front suspension

I've noticed my front left wheel pokes out more than my right wheel. They're 17x9 +15. I thought it was my hub cause it was broken. I replaced both hubs and it still poked. Also, I don't think it's a camber issue cause both wheels are a little cambered.

I then figured it had to be my adjustable control arms buy I replaced those with OEM control arms cause the ball joints were bad.

I had kyb struts before and it poked. I soon got Ksport coilovers and it was the same.

At this point, I can't figure out what could be making the wheel poke like that.

It's never been in an accident and the frame is fine. I'll post pictures tomorrow but does anyone have a general idea of what it could be? Tension rods only affect camber and tie rods only affect toe in and out right?
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Camber plates adjust camber tension rods adjust toe . Readjust your camber plates
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Old 03-25-2013, 09:55 PM   #3
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Well both wheels have about the same camber and the wheel that pokes gets camber wear quicker. Also, it did it with some kyb struts that didn't really have camber adjustment.
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Check the 2 19mm bolts where u mount the shocks/coilovers into the knuckles.
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It's a normal s13 thing
Been into s13s like 13 years. I've seen it on soooo many of them.
I wouldn't worry
My old s13 was the same
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It's a normal s13 thing
Been into s13s like 13 years. I've seen it on soooo many of them.
I wouldn't worry
My old s13 was the same
Really? That's weird. I've never heard about that before. It just really annoys me haha. I need excessive camber to keep the wheel from rubbing.
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I cheated it
Got a good alignment
Then
I changed to wide fenders and bowed them to match on the red car I had
Worked perfect
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Yeah man dont know how many cars ive seen with uneven fenders/ poke. Mine is the same way.
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Could it just have something to do with the alignment on my Silvia front? It's so annoying haha. It's weird that I've never noticed this or heard of this on S13s
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Nope
It's just How many s13s are
The poke
You can maybe dremel some holes and oval them to push out or add a 3mm spacer to one side
Beyond that. It's not worth the time or worry
It's nothing new or ground breaking. These cars were made from 89-94
Everything has been done and discovered that could be. In 2013 there is nothing new for them to be found
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Nope
It's just How many s13s are
The poke
You can maybe dremel some holes and oval them to push out or add a 3mm spacer to one side
Beyond that. It's not worth the time or worry
It's nothing new or ground breaking. These cars were made from 89-94
Everything has been done and discovered that could be. In 2013 there is nothing new for them to be found
Well thanks for the info. The Ksport coilovers have the hole ovaled so that helps.
If it annoys me too much, I may do the 3mm spacer like you said. I never really noticed it with stock wheels. Not until I put 17x9s on it
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