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Originally Posted by evil370z 14 sport, has 2.3k miles on it. swift springs on my stock wheels / tires. 1. swift springs + spl rear camber arms and I'm good
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Toe bolts are not a must, but help you get less -camber and a touch toe in. I ran without them for awhile but just added them to help with alignment. Put a few hundred miles on it before alignment. Here are the specs I use... Front, Zero toe (not the middle of spec range) Camber or caster is not adjustable with OEM arms. Rear, -1.75 camber or so, 1/32" each side toe in, 1/16" total rear toe in. Without toe bolts you will get around -2 degrees camber with the same toe settings. Toe is the more important part to me. The Z is sensitive to the toe settings, especially the rear. You will see less tire wear too. Z1 or Kamispeed... hope this helps.
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