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Dave16gtMar-15-01 05:57 PM
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#1084, "camber kits"


          

Hey guys, Ive got the eibach pro kit and the blue tokicos on my car. Should I get a camber correction kit? If so which one do you recommend. Thanks .

Dave

  

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John99RSMar-16-01 08:20 AM
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#1085, "RE: camber kits"
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Dave, I have the exact setup. I have the following:

Eibach front camber kits from NOPI(www.nopi.com). Make sure you get two kits...one for each side. $$can't remember?

RRE rear camber kit(www.roadraceengineering.com). Their kit includes both sides. $40.00

The rear kit is designed to keep the factory rear camber and adjusts it out +2 degrees. The front kit barely allowed me to allign it within specs. I adjusted the toe slightly to compensate for the slight negative camber. Also, I adjusted these out + 3/4 of a degree. Tires wear perfectly.
Hope this helps.
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