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hydrataJan-30-04 07:02 PM
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#22183, "lowering and camber kits"


          

if i lower my car about 2 inches, can i get away with just doing the 15$ mod and then an alignment, or will i need camber kits to avoid bad camber....thanks.

  

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ClayJan-30-04 07:38 PM
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#22184, "RE: lowering and camber kits"
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Lowering 2inches will result in negative camber. The $15 camber mod is only for the rear, it corrects up to +1 degree. Look into Ingall's Extreme Camber kit it corrects +1.25 +3 degrees.


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ZadensDSMJan-31-04 03:54 PM
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#22189, "RE: lowering and camber kits"
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this is the only reason i havent lowered my dsm yet

you can get decent lowering springs for around 200
you can get decent adjustable struts anywhere between 300-600
but a camber kit for the front 2 tires cost around 250-300 (for both)

the rear is easy 15 bux... whoo hoo i can deal with that

personally, i want the stiffness and performance of lowering springs, but dsm's sit so high that to make it look decent it almost needs to lowered around 2"

i can't justify paying for the damned camber kits to lower it lol

i'd rather spend it on go fast parts like cams or a t.b. or something

but this would help my launch out a lot.... lol i dunno

/end rant

reppin the nasty 'nati

  

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