Front Camber Kit?
#1
Front Camber Kit?
I am purchasing a set of Tein Basics, Stillen sway bar adjustable link set and a rear SPC rear camber kit. A recommendation was made to purchase the front camber kit as well. With a drop of 1-1.5 inch, should I purchase the front camber kit for $419.00 or wait and see how the alignment comes out after the rear camber kit is installed?
#2
I have the exact same set-up you are proposing to install. I opted to delay getting the SPC front camber kit until after the alignment.
Post alignment, the rear specs are dead center. The front specs are at the outside limit of -1.3. Thus far, the rears are wearing very evenly, as expected, and the fronts are wearing quite evenly, as well.
Post alignment, the rear specs are dead center. The front specs are at the outside limit of -1.3. Thus far, the rears are wearing very evenly, as expected, and the fronts are wearing quite evenly, as well.
Last edited by Andy2434; 07-06-2007 at 10:54 PM.
#5
Originally Posted by andy2434
Thus far, the rears are wearing very evenly, as expected, and the rears are wearing quite evenly, as well.
Id just do the fronts anyway... in the long run, Id probably save more money rather than buy tires that last 7-8k miles
#6
Originally Posted by WTF??
Sooooooooooo Andy... how about your FRONTS??? LOL just pullin your chain
Id just do the fronts anyway... in the long run, Id probably save more money rather than buy tires that last 7-8k miles
Id just do the fronts anyway... in the long run, Id probably save more money rather than buy tires that last 7-8k miles
Surprisingly, the FRONT tires . . . . . . are holding up much better than the rear ones. Even though they are both wearing very evenly, the fronts tires have much more tread depth on them.
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