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The arms aren't cheap, somewhere under $400 shipped. Installation should be $60-$100 at a suspension shop. With a 1" drop the camber shouldn't be too wacked. Get a 4-wheel alignment
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The arms aren't cheap, somewhere under $400 shipped. Installation should be $60-$100 at a suspension shop.
With a 1" drop the camber shouldn't be too wacked. Get a 4-wheel alignment and if the front is beyond -1.6 then you can consider getting the camber adjustable arms if you do a lot of miles. I have -2.5 dialed into mine and love it, but then again I only get about 6-8k miles out of my front tires as they see lots of auto-x. |
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