60bucks for 2-3 degree camber fix?
07-24-07, 04:28 PM
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sleeper408, i was wondering where you purchased the camber blocks and is it for the front and rear. how low is your drop and how many degress do the blocks correct?
07-27-08, 03:07 AM
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i am probably going to bite the bullet and try and get something from the likes of Nagisa Auto which is a fully adjustable threaded rear arm. this will allow a large range of camber adjustment both positive and negative.
i will probably end up seeking more negative camber than is natural for my car (-4 +) but with the adjustability of an arm i can wind out also if i want to..
i just have gotten into the habit of having it this way since having my S13 with rear adjustable arms!
i will probably end up seeking more negative camber than is natural for my car (-4 +) but with the adjustability of an arm i can wind out also if i want to..
i just have gotten into the habit of having it this way since having my S13 with rear adjustable arms!
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