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If you will slam the car too low it will definitely change the camber being said it helps to have a front camber kit as our oem front camber has
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If you will slam the car too low it will definitely change the camber being said it helps to have a front camber kit as our oem front camber has no room for adjustment. It will save your tires in the long run.
Currently I do not have my front camber kits and I'm slammed by 1 inch from the fender and my front tires is eaten/cambered from the inside. But if you can adjust your front toe close to zero it should be ok. But still you cant bend the laws of geometry and physics without having those camber kits. |
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