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Old Apr 16, 2008 | 02:53 PM
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sedans with 350z suspension - alignment question

I have an 04 sedan (non-sport) and i'm installing full revised 350z suspension. My question is when i go and get it aligned, which specs am I going for, sedan or 350z? I know the suspension drops it ~1" so I am going to try to get away with not using camber kit, unless its too bad. Thanks in advance.
 

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Old Apr 16, 2008 | 03:05 PM
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I'm dropped on unrevised. You won't need a camber kit. It gave me 1 inch all around. I took it to get the alignment, and they did it to my cars specs, not a 350z.
 

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Old Apr 16, 2008 | 03:06 PM
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You'll be OK w/o a camber kit.
Get them to take as much toe out of it as they can without going neg.
0.02 - 0.04
It'll give you better turn in & less tire wear.

other than toe had mine done close to coupe specs
 
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While on the topic, are rear camber kits and rear adjustable toe arms the same thing? Can you use both pieces at the same time? Does one kit do both? A little confused about this.
 
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basically there are arms that replace the OE arms with more adjustment.
& there are also toe bolts that replace the OE cam adjuster only
 
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more negative camber means extra grip at the limit. That is why 350z alignment specs are more agressive. So it is all up to u what u want. Ur toe and caster should be within specs. I personally would not go anything higher (meaning less agressive) than -1.0 rear camber.
 
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