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pictures coming when i get a chance. i lent my camera out. and i have a crap one.. but whenever i have the time.. im kinda lazy to do it .. cost me 250 cash at a place called Autovation (sp) in stittsville
all i need is camber kit.. can someone give me some advice and $$ on this ? .. and would someone be willing to help me or link me to a easy to follow DIY
all i need is camber kit.. can someone give me some advice and $$ on this ? .. and would someone be willing to help me or link me to a easy to follow DIY
I have the OEM version of weight reduction. DX
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If you do a search for DIY's there's gotta be one. But being as limited as I am in mechanics, I'm sure I could figure it out. 
As far as price goes, if you buy new, expect to pay $100 (around) you might find it cheaper at some shops, and more expensive at others. I recommend KVR Performance on Algoma in the Eat end. IF your looking for a list of shops and ratings of each, goto Ottawa Shops and Urls, you'll hopefully find what your looking for.
As far as advice goes for a rear camber, seeing as how you now have coilovers, I would recommend it. I am riding on Neuspeed Sport Springs, anf I do not have a camber kit. Although I probably should get one (after seeing my previous tires
You should really come out to a Friday night meet. Many of your questions could be answered easily by some people there.
Cheers.
As far as price goes, if you buy new, expect to pay $100 (around) you might find it cheaper at some shops, and more expensive at others. I recommend KVR Performance on Algoma in the Eat end. IF your looking for a list of shops and ratings of each, goto Ottawa Shops and Urls, you'll hopefully find what your looking for.As far as advice goes for a rear camber, seeing as how you now have coilovers, I would recommend it. I am riding on Neuspeed Sport Springs, anf I do not have a camber kit. Although I probably should get one (after seeing my previous tires
You should really come out to a Friday night meet. Many of your questions could be answered easily by some people there.
Cheers.
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Rep Power: 0 Camber Kit ... I just got mine at KVR ... it was the cheapest I could find ... It was the Ingalls kit ... and only the rear (pretty much cause thats all I needed) ... They were $175.
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Camber Kit ... I just got mine at KVR ... it was the cheapest I could find ... It was the Ingalls kit ... and only the rear (pretty much cause thats all I needed) ... They were $175.
I have the OEM version of weight reduction. DX
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the only "Eat end" I know of in Ottawa is your mom's cooch
I'll let you have this one.
Just like I let your mom have me last night
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Rep Power: 0 I've heard its easy ... but you have to get an alignment after ... I mean the guy that did mine charged me $90 ... and the alignment was on top of that ... $90 vs fiddling around myself, trying to coordinate a sameday alignment ... naw forget it
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