For those local to Houston who are looking to get more negative camber look no further than GHM / Gas Head Motorworks home. They were able to remove the parts, send them off to the machine shop for shaving, put everything back together and re-align the car for me. I'm now sporting 1.8 degrees of negative camber. My goal was 1.7-1.8 so things worked out perfectly.
Cost is around $580 for the works which isn't to bad since you really do not have to do anything yourself. I was lucky that the machine shop had time to do there part quickly and my car was turned around in one day. Ive been told it is rare for the machine shop to be able to turn things that quickly though.
I've only driven the car on the street so far and I was not able to tell a big difference, but I imagine the car will have a bit more front grip on the track. Im thinking initial turn in will be a bit better as well. I will report back again after my next track day.
Cost is around $580 for the works which isn't to bad since you really do not have to do anything yourself. I was lucky that the machine shop had time to do there part quickly and my car was turned around in one day. Ive been told it is rare for the machine shop to be able to turn things that quickly though.
I've only driven the car on the street so far and I was not able to tell a big difference, but I imagine the car will have a bit more front grip on the track. Im thinking initial turn in will be a bit better as well. I will report back again after my next track day.