Camber kits?
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Camber kits?
I searched, but didn't come up with a specific answer. I'm gonna be getting my wheels, tires
and springs soon, but I won't have the cash to buy a camber kit right away. Should I install
the wheels and springs, and then put the camber kit on later, or should it all be done at the
same time? I'd only be without a camber kit for like a month or something. Is that long
enough to screw stuff up? thanks
and springs soon, but I won't have the cash to buy a camber kit right away. Should I install
the wheels and springs, and then put the camber kit on later, or should it all be done at the
same time? I'd only be without a camber kit for like a month or something. Is that long
enough to screw stuff up? thanks
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Rep Power: 0 It'll be fine. I had my drop first, bought rims 1.5 months after, camber install about 1 month after and it was still good for both stock and new rims/tires. It just depends on how much you drive it. The sooner the camber, the better, not to mention alignment too... good luck bro, you'll be fine. 
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Rep Power: 416 you only need a camber kit when you drop your car. but ya it doesnt really matter to much. i've had my car dropped for like 5 months now and still have no camber kit... although i do think i should get one.
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