#10966, "I need help choosing a camber correction method...."
Im gettin my H&R Race springs friday...and I need a camber kit...I was planning on gettin the front Ingall's cam. kit($125) that adjust 1.25-3 degrees and doing the $15 rear camber mod...but I just fill like doing the $15 is a half ass job...I want to get the Ingalls rear kit too...but thats $85...so I was thinkin...maybe just to get the RRE front and rear camber kits for $150 plus shipping...but it only adjust camber in the front by 1 degree and in the back by 2 degrees...so that probably wont be enuff...but what do you guys think?
#10967, "RE: I need help choosing a camber correction method...." In response to Reply # 0
RRE rear = $15 camber mod RRE front only does 1 degree and you will need more than that. Don't waste your money.
Get the ingalls all the way around if you are worried about it and have an alignment guy install them. It's kind of funny but a place here installs your camber kit, adjusts, and aligns for $50. Ingalls you will not need more than 3 degrees so its perfect.
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#10968, "RE: I need help choosing a camber correction method...." In response to Reply # 0
If you don't want to waste your money on an expensive camber kit, just get some bolts and washers. Do a trial and error method on how much washers to put on until the tires are straight.
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