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SPL is the better product IMO too. I went with the SPC's because they came up local used at a good price. My original comments were solely directed at the
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SPL is the better product IMO too. I went with the SPC's because they came up local used at a good price.
My original comments were solely directed at the post regarding the issue of the SPC rear arms slipping out of adjustment versus the SPL. I merely pointed out that they have the same system using locking collars to hold camber settings. It's the lockout kit (for the toe bolts and camber bolts at the frame) that makes the big difference for those tracking their cars I believe.
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