Just bought skunks2 lowering springs and I'm
installing them myself I was told that I would need rear camber kits n an alignment after installation???.. Please advise thanx..
installing them myself I was told that I would need rear camber kits n an alignment after installation???.. Please advise thanx..
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installing them myself I was told that I would need rear camber kits n an alignment after installation???.. Please advise thanx..
please search. this has been beaten to death.Originally Posted by Dromans661
Just bought skunks2 lowering springs and I'minstalling them myself I was told that I would need rear camber kits n an alignment after installation???.. Please advise thanx..
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No not really. but you will have to get an alignment though. might as well get the camber kits too huh?
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also, when you lower any vehicle, you should get the camber kits. as you lower your car, i think you go negative in camber, correct me if Im wrong.
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If you're lowering over an inch, get a rear camber kit and an alignment after the springs are settled.
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an Alignment is a MUST.. camber kit is optional unless you get a drop over an inch.. otherwise expect your tire life to go down by half.. I just dropped my sedan on Zsprings(front)/coupe springs(rear).. It dropped me a little over an inch all around.. i dont think i need a camber kit but you def. need an alignment..