lito

Just bought Ingalls front and rear camber kits. Just wanted to know if anybody here have the front camber install. It is harder or easier to install than the rear. My Tein Flex should arrive next week i'm planning to install everything by myself.

xizor

a whole lot harder than the rear, you need a ball joint remover. the car doesn't need a front camber kit w/ any drop, but I guess it can't hurt.

JTso

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If you use full length shocks with aftermarket springs, the front camber can be off up to -0.9 degrees for a 1.9" front drop. If you are using Tein Flex with the standard drop (1.9-2.0"), then the front camber would be around -0.5 degrees without the camber kit. I've removed my front camber kit when switched over to the Tein Flex.

The front camber kit requires a ball joint press for removing the stock ball joint and installing the adjustable ball joint. Not an easy task...