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30071, which camber kit
Posted by gsgoingT, Jan-20-07 12:41 PM
hi, i just placed order for groung control and tokico illumina, for my 99gs, and i understand i will need camber kit for front and rear so i was wondering is this what i need, if not pls let me know what should i get and where thx
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/95-99-MITSUBISHI-ECLIPSE-INGALLS-FRONT-REAR-CAMBER-KIT_W0QQitemZ230078274867QQihZ013QQcategoryZ33581QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
30072, RE: which camber kit
Posted by kain_99gs, Jan-20-07 02:21 PM
If "Ground control" is more then 1.5" of drop, you will want to get a front and rear camber kit, yes. If you are 1.5" or less, you can usually get away with just the rears. There is even a write-up on how to do the rears for $15.


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30073, RE: which camber kit
Posted by gsgoingT, Jan-20-07 02:39 PM
hey do you have link to the write up? thx
30074, RE: which camber kit
Posted by kain_99gs, Jan-20-07 03:34 PM
http://www.2gnt.com/index.php?d=Camber%20Mod



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30075, RE: which camber kit
Posted by cc8balla, Jan-21-07 05:14 PM
The 1.5" rule isn't always true though. Mine is dropped nearly 2" now, and I had to install a camber kit on the fronts to get rid of a castor problem, not camber.

Just let whoever you take it to when you get it aligned tell you what he needs. Ask how far it's off, and if you really need it. I was fine with a half to 1 degree of neg. camber.