wattommygun89hb;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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Jay Z.
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:evil4: Negative camber ftw! :wink2:02Type-S;147782 wrote:After I sell my wheels I will be removing my front camber kits for my next setup... :evil4:
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HondaChild
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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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mike93hatch
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wow... why do you guys need camber kits? unless youre dropped more than 3 inches.
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*raises hand*mike93hatch;148141 wrote:wow... why do you guys need camber kits? unless youre dropped more than 3 inches.
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Jay Z.
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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:02Type-S;148190 wrote:*raises hand*
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02Type-S
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Im gonna add a +2 to thatJay Z.;148198 wrote: And I have something coming for everyone. Even lowerrrrrrr :bouncy:
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bildo16
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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.mike93hatch;148141 wrote:wow... why do you guys need camber kits? unless youre dropped more than 3 inches.
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mike93hatch
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and your point?? tell me this...what should camber be at?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.
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.
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JustRob
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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.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.
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.