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SPC front camber arms are really your Only option right now. Just make sure the nut on too gets torqued to 150lbs.
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SPC all the way. I've never had slippage as long as you tighten to what I said. When I had my crash at the track I bent the inner tie rod and the camber never slipped. Not even .1 when I went back to get a realignment.
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