How BAD is your camber after installing Gold-LINES!?!?
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How BAD is your camber after installing Gold-LINES!?!?
I'm about to buy some tomorrow or the day after and i everyone says its about 1.75 inch drop. This is to those who have installed goldlines...how much did it mess up your camber? was it severe that you we need a camber kit soon or was it okay? Need to know camber info on these. 1.75 is a lot on ours haha. thanks in advance. late
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Rep Power: 0 Well, I have a camber kit, but when I got them installed, i saw the car before they set the camber on the kit, they just had it the same length as stock, so yes the camber was pretty off.
I duno exactly what the drop really is, but i can tell you, with the same size tire as stock (same overall radius etc) there was about a quater inch whell tuck in the rear, and you couldn't get your fingers in between the wheel and the fender in the front, hope that helps
I duno exactly what the drop really is, but i can tell you, with the same size tire as stock (same overall radius etc) there was about a quater inch whell tuck in the rear, and you couldn't get your fingers in between the wheel and the fender in the front, hope that helps
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Rep Power: 0 yeah my drop gave me a little butterfly and will need cambers after my stock tires are worn out.......gold-line is a very good brand...i got them....it kinda settled into a 2 inch drop but its good enough for 17s...and a kit.......
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