07-01-2017, 05:16 PM
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Originally Posted by l2iceman
Because most of what I read on swift springs had people not needing a camber kit. Also, I don't put much mileage as I live close to work and have multiple vehicles.
I took the risk, now I know I'll need a rear camber kit and will go with spc. I install all parts myself, so I'm only out the cost of another alignment.
Does this answer satisfy you? Or would you prefer that I confess my love for wasting tires?
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Sorry, I didn't mean it like that. Tires aren't cheap that's all I meant. Hope you get everything squared off asap
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