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Originally Posted by christian370z Do you think the camber bolts will cover enough adjustment range to accommodate my Swift springs? If they do, I would definately go that route. (Lowering
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I'm getting the SPC rear camber kit tomorrow @ amplified. It includes bolts and arms and I would say it's very affordable. However, I've heard some forum members were able to get pretty close to stock settings without rear camber kits but the drop was conservative like Eibachs. So you may not need them with swift springs since I've heard the drop is somewhat less than advertised.
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