and why would I need one?

 

are you lowered?

 

didnt feel like going into an indepth answer so did a quick google search for you and outcomes http://www.slickcar.com/info_what_is_camber.asp

happy reading and try searching around a little bit for such general questions.

 

they are replacement suspension/steering parts for cars lowered more than 2 inches
Allows the tires to be brought back to vertical- lowering the car always pushes the top in
Many cheaply lowered cars you see every day with wild angles on the rear tires- thats too much negative camber!

car handles bad and eats tires on half its width

 

Tires look like / instead of |

 

^^^Can't get more detailed than that, lol. So true. It also makes the difference in how quick you get new tires if you are far outta specs

 

Thanks for the info...

 

a quick question! so if i decided to do a eibach pro kit drop 1.5(thats what the guy said when i bought it from him, but i dought it is a 1.5 all around) brand new, i would need just the back camber kit in the back or would i need it all around? tanx