Ok i know what the camber kits for and what it does but i heard theres different kinds and i was wondering which is the best and easiest to mess with. I need the rear and front camber kit. Also where can i get some online the stores around here are expensive. thanks guys appreciate the comments
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Originally posted by storm trooperOk i know what the camber kits for and what it does but i heard theres different kinds and i was wondering which is the best and easiest to mess with. I need the rear and front camber kit. Also where can i get some online the stores around here are expensive. thanks guys appreciate the comments
I just bought a camber kit from the Ebay seller yesterday for my front for $125. The individual may have accepted a lower offer but he was still cheaper than everyone else. See the links below.
Ingalls Camber Kit - FRONT
Ingalls Camber Kit - REAR
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good link right there. Im not sure if ill be needing one down the road or not, so im savingOriginally posted by b3nsonx

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www.andysautosport.com
http://shopping.lightningmotorsports...tomer/home.php
www.summitracing.com
those should be good enough
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Originally posted by b3nsonxwww.andysautosport.com
http://shopping.lightningmotorsports...tomer/home.php
www.summitracing.com
those should be good enough
Thank you for the link http://shopping.lightningmotorsports...tomer/home.php I have been wanting to buy a box o crap. I lost the link away ago. sweet cheap parts.
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There's a DIY in here for the rear camber.
http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthre...tire+alignment
Hope it helps.
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