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AttrayantAug-25-02 02:12 PM
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#11747, "Camber question"


          

I'm installing eibach sportlines with tokico struts, so the drop will be around 2" or so. I know I'm going to need a camber kit for at least the front, and the $15mod for the rear. My question is, how hard is it to install the camber kits? Should I put them in before I take it to get aligned or do I just bring the car and the kit to the alignment shop and they'll do it? Thanks for your help!

1996 Mitsubishi Eclipse RS - Sold
1992 Eagle Talon TSI AWD
1999 Dodge Ram 2500 4x4

  

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Logic3Aug-26-02 08:23 AM
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#11748, "RE: Camber question"
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Either way will work. The rear camber kit takes about 10mins to install the front I belive is a little more involved but I have not had to correct my front camber so I am not sure. If you don't feel comfortable then just take the kit to the shop and they'll do it for a little extra.

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EclipseTicalAug-29-02 04:17 AM
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#11749, "RE: Camber question"
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unless you know about suspensions or have someone who does available, i'd have a shop do the front camber kit. The rear is simple and takes like 10-15 min. The front can be a pain in the ass if you don't really knwo what your doing.

~Sean

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