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06-30-2016 06:53 PM #12
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Using an extended upper ball joint will allow the joint to sit a little higher than stock and with a little more angle to the a-arm as viewed from the front of the car. This will introduce more negative camber into the tire on a turn to prevent the car "rolling the tire over" onto its sidewall in a turn, allowing the tread of the tire to remain more parallel with the driving surface for better traction and cornering ability.
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Second Gen Camaro Tall Ball Joints
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.Last edited by techinspector1; 06-30-2016 at 06:59 PM.
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