Need Camber Kit- Better than SPC
06-24-2003, 09:46 AM
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Need Camber Kit- Better than SPC
Is there a camber kit out there that is better than the SPC camber kit that is aready out for our cars?
I was hearing bad things about the camber kit from SPC. The reason for the bad results were that when the camber kit was placed on the CL with a LOW drop (H&R Race Springs) and 19"s would cause the camber kit to knock against the fender well when going over small bumps.
So is there anything else out there that is better?
Juker008
I was hearing bad things about the camber kit from SPC. The reason for the bad results were that when the camber kit was placed on the CL with a LOW drop (H&R Race Springs) and 19"s would cause the camber kit to knock against the fender well when going over small bumps.
So is there anything else out there that is better?
Juker008
06-24-2003, 10:39 AM
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I just bought the SPC camber kit for my car. It isn't installed yet, hopefully will get it installed this week. I have the Neuspeed sport springs which drop it 1.75 and am on 17 inch wheels. Hopefully I wont have a problem. There is an Ingalls camber kit also. Not sure whether it has issues also.
06-24-2003, 10:42 AM
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Yea u shouldn't have any problems. The drop on the
H&R Race Springs is 2.75" front / 1.75" rear. And with 19"s I am definatly gonna need a camber kit.
Realy u shouldn't have a single problem.
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H&R Race Springs is 2.75" front / 1.75" rear. And with 19"s I am definatly gonna need a camber kit.
Realy u shouldn't have a single problem.
Juker008
06-24-2003, 11:13 AM
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I had the ingalls camber kit, but it was shit, so I switched over to the SPC camber kit.
Its a great kit. I haven't had any problems with it correcting the camber issues on the Zeal coilover suspension.
Its a great kit. I haven't had any problems with it correcting the camber issues on the Zeal coilover suspension.
06-24-2003, 12:52 PM
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Originally posted by hellas
im pretty sure all the kits for our cars are offseted ball joints, not adjustable arms.
they'll all hit the fender if you take it to the extreme
im pretty sure all the kits for our cars are offseted ball joints, not adjustable arms.
they'll all hit the fender if you take it to the extreme
OMG Holly $hit u got the origional flag. WTO
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06-24-2003, 01:06 PM
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Eh Migalea,
Thats it. It was the adjustable arms that I was told to be the ones to get. The arms don't knock when going over small stupid shit.
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...Or is it the other way around. Are the ball joints far superior to the adjustable arms? Or would the arms give me better results from knocking on small imperfections in the road?
Efxaristo,
Juker008
Thats it. It was the adjustable arms that I was told to be the ones to get. The arms don't knock when going over small stupid shit.
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...Or is it the other way around. Are the ball joints far superior to the adjustable arms? Or would the arms give me better results from knocking on small imperfections in the road?
Efxaristo,
Juker008
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