how do you know what camber kit for your drop?
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how do you know what camber kit for your drop?
how do you know what camber kit to buy? i just bought the goldline with a drop of 1.75in around so what would be the best camber to get for that application?
i have not installed them yet because i havent received them.
i have not installed them yet because i havent received them.
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Yea some are made with different types of material as well i believe. For your goldine setup i would recommend your Basic SPC camber kit....i have ground control coilvers and they are great man ....the SPC camber kit that is...
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Rep Power: 332 Are the Ingall's and SPC kits the exact same kit? I bought the Ingalls front and rear kits from www.robearracing.com and I believe they said SPC on them.
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Originally Posted by HELP_ME
umm... I was wondering when you get camber kit... where can you have them adjust angles... I meant... what kind of shop knows it and would do it professionally....
Pretty much most any alignment shop, or if you want to drive to Idaho I can align it for ya !
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Originally Posted by SlammedBlueEM2
It's easy too adjust it by yourself but it takes some tools to figure out what exact degrees your wheels are at.
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Originally Posted by SlammedBlueEM2
It's easy too adjust it by yourself but it takes some tools to figure out what exact degrees your wheels are at.
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Guess your calibrated EYE is more accurate then computer.....................
If you want to be smart, at least know the 3rd grade difference between then and than.
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to the Grammar ****
Originally Posted by SlammedBlueEM2
I said it's easy to adjust but didn't mention anything about finding a certain degree. FYI there is such a tool to measure camber without the use of a computer. I don't remember what it was called but someone mentioned of it on a thread in this forum.
If you want to be smart, at least know the 3rd grade difference between then and than.
If you want to be smart, at least know the 3rd grade difference between then and than.
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