Rear Camber
In the case of FF family vehicle, the Lateral Rod is used for rear
in many cases .
The axle shifts to either right and left when height is dropped .
One of the wheel shifts to the inside of a fender and the other shifts
to the outside of a fender .
But, the axle doesn't shift and height falls beautifully because a
lateral rod is not used for Fit/JAZZ .
16inch/8J/OFFSET+38 wheel(Rim) put on to the mother's Fit/Jazz at
Rear .
Therefore, if you have no camber, about 10mm will protrude from the
fender with an actual measurement .
When the wheel(Rim) protrudes from the fender, it doesn't pass the
car inspection .
Then, since at least 16inch/8J/OFFSET+38 will be settled in a fender
at Rear if camber is attached to Rear, a car inspection also passes
and it is OK also to the policemen .
If neither the case where a wheel maker's recommendation size put
on, nor the Circuit is run, it will usually be unnecessary .
Recommend it only to the person who wants to put on the Fat-Wheel
of externals valuing by a normal body .
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After the axle nut is removed, the hub is removed.
GAGAGA at a dash by Impact Wrench. |
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The axle nut came off. |
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Removed the Hub. Backside.
There are fine slots in the circumference of the edge equipped
with bearing.
Take care, Do not crack etc, it because there are many slots that
the Anti-Lock Brakes Ststem sensor detects. |
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The hub shaft appears easily when four bolts that have placed
to Brake Assy are removed after the hub is removed.
Next is a problem although it is simple so far.
It says clearly and is serious. |
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Let's remove the ABS sensor before the hub shaft is removed.
Because it is a sensor, it is careful.
Do not transmit the vibration to the sensor after this as much as
possible because it becomes drastic power technique.
There is a + bolt under the hub shaft.
A super-powerful adhesive(like Loctite) places to the bolt though
it is a bolt like M6X30 and it doesn't loosen if there is no shock
driver.
This is the highest obstacle.
Because the bolt is M6, it is possible to twist it off.
Take care. |
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Comes off easily when the obstacle is safely exceeded.
Trace the shape in the lower half of the shaft.
Make the same aluminum plate as the shape. |
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The aluminum plate made above is inserted between a hub and
this axle.
A board is inserted only into a lower half from under the large
hole of a center.
This method is the same as the suspension setting of an old racing
car. |
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From side view.
Putting it between the black axle and the rust color hubs.
Thickness is 1mm.
Thereby, about 3 degrees of camber angles are attached.
About 10mm goes into a fender at the tire top. |
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From under of the axle.
I think that it is slightly understood to have got in the aluminum
plate. |
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Do you understand ?.
As for tire top, 8mm entered the fender by actual measurement.
The camber has attached considerably only by this.
The comparison photo has been forgotten to take this time... |
It is safe because the arch part of a rear bumper and a fingernail
of the fender is processed even if getting on full by 16inch/8J/OFFSET+38.
The rim (flange) of a wheel and the surface of a fender are flat,
and the tire top is settled in the fender.
It does not interfere, unless a fender arch sinks to a rim, even if
it carries out a full bottom by 5 person riding.
When only one side lifted by the unevenness of a road surface, the
tire goes into a fender so that an arc may be drawn as for constructional
of axle of FIT/JAZZ.
It lifts horizontally as it is with the body when both wheels lift
at the same time like a full bump.
This is because Fit/JAZZ is H-shaped torsion beam suspension.
If this is a Double Wishbone Suspension or Multi-link Suspension,
Tire top will not interfere with the fender even in case of the very
limit.
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