hayame coilover/camber kit question
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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.
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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From: Western MA
Rep Power: 348 you dont need a front camber kit with the hayames.....the upper bolt hole (where the two big bolts go) is slotted so you can adjust the camber right there...you might want to invest in a rear one tho
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From: SOUTHMPTON,NJ
Rep Power: 287 i just invested in a rear 1 and installed it today, and now have to buy 2 new rear tires. dont b an idiot like me get the rear camber kit, u shouldnt need a front 1.
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