camber kit opinions
camber kit opinions
I am about to install my H&R springs and I was wondering whether I should get a camber kit or not. I realize with a drop of more than an inch, a camber kit is helpful in preserving tire thread life, but I was curious as to what you guys think. I am planning on getting some type of true coilovers within a year or two. Your opinions are appreciated. Thanks.
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Please read the FAQ.
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"» Do I need a camber kit?
You dont NEED a camber kit even with a 5" drop. however, with any type of drop(even if its .5") you should get one in order to get a correct alignment. most people will say that with a drop lower then 2", a camber kit is HIGHLY recommended. just think of it this way would you like to save $200 by not getting a camber kit but replace your $400-500 tires twice a year? just invest in a camber kit, it'll save you in the long run."
Straight from there
"» Do I need a camber kit?
You dont NEED a camber kit even with a 5" drop. however, with any type of drop(even if its .5") you should get one in order to get a correct alignment. most people will say that with a drop lower then 2", a camber kit is HIGHLY recommended. just think of it this way would you like to save $200 by not getting a camber kit but replace your $400-500 tires twice a year? just invest in a camber kit, it'll save you in the long run."
Originally posted by robbclark1
Please read the FAQ.
Straight from there
"» Do I need a camber kit?
You dont NEED a camber kit even with a 5" drop. however, with any type of drop(even if its .5") you should get one in order to get a correct alignment. most people will say that with a drop lower then 2", a camber kit is HIGHLY recommended. just think of it this way would you like to save $200 by not getting a camber kit but replace your $400-500 tires twice a year? just invest in a camber kit, it'll save you in the long run."
Please read the FAQ.
Straight from there
"» Do I need a camber kit?
You dont NEED a camber kit even with a 5" drop. however, with any type of drop(even if its .5") you should get one in order to get a correct alignment. most people will say that with a drop lower then 2", a camber kit is HIGHLY recommended. just think of it this way would you like to save $200 by not getting a camber kit but replace your $400-500 tires twice a year? just invest in a camber kit, it'll save you in the long run."
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Rep Power: 412 i really didn't mean to sound to mean, but the stuff in the FAQ is based on opinion. Everyone here will tell you that same thing. Either spend more money on tires or buy a camber kit.
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Rep Power: 0 Get a camber kit. Long run it pays off, and there not that expensive. A great affordable camber kit is SPC. Special Prodcut Company. check it out. not sure of site so do a google on it.
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Rep Power: 0 i just orderd spc n got it acutally.
its a bitch installin it by urself if u dunt have air gun / tools...
the shop will probably charge u around 70-80 to install it
if u ever planning to get alignment it will cost more too..
well im on eibach sportline springs
n i already paid 140 for full spc camber kit
spending 175$ more for installation then alignment for the car with camber kit
btw my shocks r blown
its a bitch installin it by urself if u dunt have air gun / tools...
the shop will probably charge u around 70-80 to install it
if u ever planning to get alignment it will cost more too..
well im on eibach sportline springs
n i already paid 140 for full spc camber kit
spending 175$ more for installation then alignment for the car with camber kit
btw my shocks r blown
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