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DirtyDec-25-02 11:46 AM
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#14452, "Do I need a camber kit?"




          

I am on H&R Sport springs and I am gonna go get an alignment. Can the place doing the alignment fix my camber now or do I need a camber correction kit? This includes front and rear. TIA!




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RE: Do I need a camber kit?, Mystic511, Dec-26-02 12:08 AM, #1
RE: Do I need a camber kit?, juggalo, Dec-26-02 05:40 AM, #2
      RE: Do I need a camber kit?, Dirty, Dec-26-02 09:02 AM, #3
           RE: Do I need a camber kit?, juggalo, Dec-26-02 12:41 PM, #4
RE: Do I need a camber kit?, TeamXtremeRS, Dec-26-02 02:38 PM, #5
RE: Do I need a camber kit?, Dirty, Dec-26-02 03:16 PM, #6

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#14453, "RE: Do I need a camber kit?"
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Depending on how low your drop is, you only need a camber kit for the rear. An alignment shop cannot fix camber without a camber kit (our cars weren't designed with adjustable cambers). Go to the 2gnt main page and find the link for the 15 dollar camber mod. It's really simple and it'll fix all your camber problems less then a 2" drop.


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#14454, "RE: Do I need a camber kit?"
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the front camber is adjustable a few degrees but the rear isn't adjustable

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DirtyDec-26-02 09:02 AM
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#14455, "RE: Do I need a camber kit?"
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So all I need is the rear kit right? Does anyone know what the correct camber degrees is supposed to be for our cars? I just don't have much faith in the automotive folk in my area.





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#14457, "RE: Do I need a camber kit?"
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You will need camber kits on both the front and rear. I am on the H&R sprorts, and my rears were out pretty good. The fronts were not as bad, but still enough to make me need a camber kit. Our cars have NO camber adjustments on them, front or rear. At most, maybe a quarter of a degree if that... If you want stock like handling, and tire wear, get camber kits on both the front and rear.


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DirtyDec-26-02 03:16 PM
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#14458, "RE: Do I need a camber kit?"
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When I get a kit what degrees of correction should I go with for the front and the back with H&R Sports? Also, where can I get some camber kits?





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