Im looking for some help to solve a front end issue with my 1962 356 b. At speeds over 70mph the front lifts and feels very light, a full tank of fuel does help a little.
The car currently runs on the following; new adjustable shocks set about half way, Vic Skimants camber regulator, 19mm roll bar, 195/60/15 tyres on 15-5.5 wheels and the bushes etc seem ok.
I think I once read somewhere about machining front suspension parts to give the front wheels a negative camber or I might be making that up....
I may just be looking for a big bag of cement.....
Thanks in advance
Simon
356 front lift
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Re: 356 front lift
Seems you've done all you can there... mine's very similar but the lowering helps a lot. I can't see neg camber helping too much but a bag of Blue Circle ought to help - many rallyists did the same! 
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