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Originally Posted by speedworks Interesting, I don't think I understand it then. Many of those with swifts are getting oem specs or very close (0.1 off, which could be measurement
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03-02-2011, 08:04 PM
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In spec is misleading if someone wants OEM like alignment. Technically -1.4 front is in spec but that's a lot of camber compared to -0.6 stock up front. Handling is better and tire wear is worse. Front camber kits push in/out the top of the wheel while rear kits push in/out the bottom of the rear wheels. I would say knowing in advance if you are going to be running a camber kit would be useful for wheel offset decisions. |
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