#110973, "RE: Wtb: F&R Camber kits" In response to Reply # 0 Apr-16-08 10:55 AM by fresh95
Unless you are dropped more than 3", you wont need anything for camber correction in the front. For the back, just use a couple flat washers. Make sure you get an allignment then. I just gave the allignment shop the washers and they installed the right amount for correct camber. The tire-ware problem is not camber, it's toe.
#110977, "RE: Wtb: F&R Camber kits" In response to Reply # 1
Mine is dropped 2" and wears the front insides of the tires. And I had the car aligned when I dropped it. Go ahead and put a camber kit on the front to while your at it.
#111002, "RE: Wtb: F&R Camber kits" In response to Reply # 3
Do a quick search for front camber, and you will see that most people don't feel the need for correction in the front. I am convinced that the uneven tire-wear problem is due to toe. I have had my car dropped 2" for years, and have had no problems with the front. I have 2 washers behind the upper control arms and then I got a 4 wheel allignment and everything is perfect. Maybe you guys need to find a new place to get allignments done. Did they give you a print-out of the suspension specs upon completion?