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If you have aggressive rims and tires you will need a camber kit to get it back to factory specs even with an Eibach drop. I did anyways. You can
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If you have aggressive rims and tires you will need a camber kit to get it back to factory specs even with an Eibach drop. I did anyways. You can always do the drop and drive it for a week and see how the dirt is sticking to your tires. If the insides are clean you definitely need a camber kit. Not the most accurate way to measure it though.
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