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Agreed. Pretty straightforward, especially if you've done springs/shocks before. I also tried correcting both front and rear camber--ended up perfect. I figure most shops just like to zero the toe anyways and I didn't want them to touch the camber kit pieces anyways.
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The question I was trying to get at was, If i buy a camber kit (Front & Rear), do I need to buy an adjustable toe kit too?
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Depends on the kit.Originally Posted by nsp106
The question I was trying to get at was, If i buy a camber kit (Front & Rear), do I need to buy an adjustable toe kit too?
The toe bolts are for the rear. The Eibach / SPC kit for the rear includes BOTH camber arms and toe bolts.
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i'm running 1.8 up front and 2.1 in the rear, 6k miles so far and the tires look fine...although i never expect to juice 20k out of my tires anyway....as long as I get 12k i'm fine...
