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I had the exact problem you had with eating rear tires. I'm talking BADLY. I went through several pairs in a year, it was insane. I finally bought the SPC
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I had the exact problem you had with eating rear tires. I'm talking BADLY. I went through several pairs in a year, it was insane. I finally bought the SPC rear camber kit from B2. Here is what I got:
1 x SPC Rear camber kit w/Toe bolt 370Z (72260) = $165.00 Totally solved my problem. Allowed me to get my camber back into spec and I don't eat tires anymore. Prior to that, with the lowering springs, the Nissan dealer I went to for alignment gave me a printout, my rear camber was over 3 degrees, and they said they couldn't get it any better. This was due to the lowering springs, from my understanding. Swift Spec-R in my case. Now I've got coilovers on the way. |
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