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Alignment back to factory after swift. Now new wheels

Originally Posted by AdamRacer So I do need more than just the rear camber arms to get back to factory specs? Yeah... toe bolts in back and a-arms for the

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Old 04-14-2014, 03:53 PM   #4 (permalink)
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So I do need more than just the rear camber arms to get back to factory specs?
Yeah... toe bolts in back and a-arms for the front. I just did the kits and got back to spec. I hated it after driving for 8 months on swifts with as close to spec as they could get it. I went back and had some neg. camber put back in. It's at the max in spec. -1.4 front & -2.1 back. It handles much better now.
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