Camber Kit Question and Pix of the Rims
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Camber Kit Question and Pix of the Rims
So what is the difference between the SPC and the Ingalls? Is it just brand and quality or what?
And which model #'s would I need for each? For a loww drop, and also is there anything additional they have to correct toe/camber when you have a real low drop on your car?
and finally the rims are back on after thinkin about sellin them or not, finally bought some new tires for them 215/35/19 pirelli pzero nero's!!
These are the BEST tires I have worked with, FORREALLLLLL.
Will be doing a photoshoot after i get the lip kit on
I'm gonna keep the rims on for a few months and go back to stock, unless i find some of them 5 spoke chrome work eurolines
And which model #'s would I need for each? For a loww drop, and also is there anything additional they have to correct toe/camber when you have a real low drop on your car?
and finally the rims are back on after thinkin about sellin them or not, finally bought some new tires for them 215/35/19 pirelli pzero nero's!!
These are the BEST tires I have worked with, FORREALLLLLL.
Will be doing a photoshoot after i get the lip kit on
I'm gonna keep the rims on for a few months and go back to stock, unless i find some of them 5 spoke chrome work eurolines
#3
Originally Posted by GayTL
What are the Ingalls Front Control Arm and Ingalls Acura/Honda Front Adjustable Ball Joint intended for?
#4
Originally Posted by fsttyms1
Adjusting camber. Have you got an alignment yet? Find out what your camber specs are before getting a camber kit!
its -2 degrees in the rear with the stock, so im guessin i need one....the rear camber kit is the arms right?
#6
Originally Posted by GayTL
i got an alignment on stock rims sunday, would i have to get another alignment again to find out if i need a camber kit?
its -2 degrees in the rear with the stock, so im guessin i need one....the rear camber kit is the arms right?
its -2 degrees in the rear with the stock, so im guessin i need one....the rear camber kit is the arms right?
as for PSI depends on the tires. I typically run 38-42 (i like the PSI higer) you will get a firmer ride better handeling, but slightly more wear. 32 is just Way too low for me
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