Camber Kit Question....
03-07-2005, 06:40 PM
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Camber Kit Question....
OK Guys, sorry if this is repetitive but I couldn't find the answer to my question using the search button...... I just bought Goldline springs and KYB GR2 shocks/struts. The springs are supposed to lower my ride 2.5" in the front and 2.25" in the rear. I figure I'm gonna need a camber kit of some kind. Do I need one for all four wheels or just the front? Also, what kind of kit is preferred? I see a huge range of prices for kits on ebay. Thanks in advance for your help, sorry for ramblin. 
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03-07-2005, 08:42 PM
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well put them on first then see what youll need. i know a way to solve i think its negative camber(when the top of the tire is pointing in towards the car) in the rear
03-08-2005, 11:41 AM
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You will need a camer kit or your tires will wear like crazy. With that low of a drop I would get the front and the back done. Engalls is the most popular and probably for a reason. Most people say they are the best. I have used them twice on two differeent cars they do a good job with no problems. Get the rubber bushings though the polyurethane squeek really bad and need to be lubricated every few weeks to keep the noise down. I would do it with the spring install and save money on the installation and on your tires.
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Thanks guys for the advice. I think I'll just go ahead and buy the kit and install it all at once. Yeah JT that's me benching 425. That was my opening attempt at my last meet.
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Originally Posted by Toughguy25
Thanks guys for the advice. I think I'll just go ahead and buy the kit and install it all at once. Yeah JT that's me benching 425. That was my opening attempt at my last meet.
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425 opening attempt? Meh.
I always warm up with 525 then increase weight with every rep.
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Originally Posted by Toughguy25
Hey Divine....let's see pics!!!! LOL
I would but that would only turn you :ghey:
BTW - I'm a bodybuilder not a powerlifter.
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Question: If I have a 4" drop on my car what camber kit would you guys recommend or who here has the same drop ( which camber kit do you have ) ?
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