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tommygun89hb;98984 wrote:any one have a good experiance with a camber kit i here that they like to not stay tite and drift out of alinement hit me back
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02Type-S;147782 wrote:After I sell my wheels I will be removing my front camber kits for my next setup... :evil4:
:evil4: Negative camber ftw! :wink2:
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I have Ingalls camber kit in the front and in the rear never had any problem with it at all.
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wow... why do you guys need camber kits? unless youre dropped more than 3 inches.
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mike93hatch;148141 wrote:wow... why do you guys need camber kits? unless youre dropped more than 3 inches.
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02Type-S;148190 wrote:*raises hand*
L O L +2 I don't think people realize how dumpppedddd we are lmao. And I don't even run a camber kit L O L. Team maxed out on coilovers. And I have something coming for everyone. Even lowerrrrrrr :bouncy:
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Jay Z.;148198 wrote: And I have something coming for everyone. Even lowerrrrrrr :bouncy:
Im gonna add a +2 to that ;)
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mike93hatch;148141 wrote:wow... why do you guys need camber kits? unless youre dropped more than 3 inches.
out of the retarded things ive read on this website. this takes the cake. i dropped my car 2.5 inches and had nearly 3 degrees negative camber in the rear.
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bildo16;148308 wrote:out of the retarded things ive read on this website. this takes the cake. i dropped my car 2.5 inches and had nearly 3 degrees negative camber in the rear.
and your point?? tell me this...what should camber be at?

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mike93hatch;148380 wrote:and your point?? tell me this...what should camber be at?

waiting for reply because i have a feeling you and everyone else on here are about to get schooled.. you WILL look like the retard that follows bandwagons.
3 degrees is a little extreme considering OE spec is -.5* to +.5* IIRC. And if your building a car to go straight, don't you want the maximum amount of tire contact to the ground? Granted the rear probably wouldn't matter as much as the front on our cars.

For the most part I agree with you on the fact that most people in this thread don't have the need for a camber kit, but your original statement is waaay to general.