Shop for camber kit install in SD?
Anyone know of a good shop or know how to do a camber kit install (front and rear)? I'll throw some cash your way and I'll help as much as I can, but I've never toyed with my suspension so you gotta' know what you're doing.
- David. |
what camber kit for the rear?
and fronts? |
Originally Posted by jjashaa
(Post 12481513)
what camber kit for the rear?
and fronts? front & rear. |
rears are straight forward.. unbolt 4 bolts on each side and re-install.
try to make the arms the same length as stock and remember where the dial is on the toe arm. you'll know what im talking about when you see it. after that, install it take it to get an alignment ASAP. fronts are straight forwards as well assuming its the whole assembly. |
Originally Posted by jjashaa
(Post 12481573)
rears are straight forward.. unbolt 4 bolts on each side and re-install.
try to make the arms the same length as stock and remember where the dial is on the toe arm. you'll know what im talking about when you see it. after that, install it take it to get an alignment ASAP. fronts are straight forwards as well assuming its the whole assembly. Whole assembly, what do you mean? |
scratch that.. i guess ingalls only make the ball joints for the 3G..
but whole assembly would be like.. http://www.heeltoeauto.com/Skunk2-Pr...-pr-64882.html |
Does that make the install easier? Since it's only a ball joint?
And also, what tools would I need to install the camber kit myself? |
y u addin camber kit is your car lowered now?
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Originally Posted by murph145
(Post 12481795)
y u addin camber kit is your car lowered now?
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but if your car is not lowered how can your camber be that out of spec? i mean if it is then for sure i understand
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unless your car is fuxored.....
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Originally Posted by murph145
(Post 12481881)
but if your car is not lowered how can your camber be that out of spec? i mean if it is then for sure i understand
Originally Posted by jjashaa
(Post 12482021)
unless your car is fuxored.....
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i'd just go look for another TL... haha
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The frame of the car possibly was severely damaged... maybe the car wasn't fixed properly back to factory specs. You may be SOL... not sure if the balljoint would fix the issues...
The best advice I can give you is to go to a collision/auto body shop and have them check to make sure your frame is within specs. |
Originally Posted by onebadna1nsx
(Post 12482500)
The frame of the car possibly was severely damaged... maybe the car wasn't fixed properly back to factory specs. You may be SOL... not sure if the balljoint would fix the issues...
The best advice I can give you is to go to a collision/auto body shop and have them check to make sure your frame is within specs.
Originally Posted by jjashaa
(Post 12482490)
i'd just go look for another TL... haha
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go talk to the person that did the work from the accident
ask them wtf? why is my camber off? take him the bills for the alignments you've done and tell him that you had to pay for all these alignments and nobody can correct it. |
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