are SPC camber kit any good?

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03-17-14 | 12:23 PM

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^Yeah, create a thread just for your wheel fitment, because it'll take ALOT of work I think to make them work!

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03-18-14 | 08:35 AM

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If you are going that aggressive I might also look into the Megan Upper Control Arms for the front. Way more adjustment than the SPC kit. I think you will need everything you can get to make those work.

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03-18-14 | 12:47 PM

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^That or Godspeed replicas UCAs.

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03-19-14 | 10:21 AM

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this is how much i lowered it

this is how much i lowered it tires are in negative i need cambers or toe?

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03-19-14 | 10:26 AM

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Originally Posted by naldo92

this is how much i lowered it tires are in negative i need cambers or toe?

It looks like all you need is some adjustable front and rear camber arms. Your alignment shop will be able to adjust toe in the front. I'd suggest you get a camber kit quick so you don't kill your tires.