camber wear?
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6THGEN_AI4
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1.5" but my friend Peter (fallenangelhim) got 1.7 - 1.8 and no prob.........next time use your little friend called search botton. that topic have been discussed here many times.
00Accord4cyl
The Orange Skittle
well i have 1.5 with prokits and i am having to get a camber kit...but i think i am going lower anyways
cg6boi
Well-Known Member
im 3.5 in front and 3 in the rear and i only need a camber kit in the front, my rear is just fine
blacknight
Superman, uh mod
I'm dropped 1.5F/1.3R and I have no problem with camber.
It's really a hit or miss if you don't go lower than 1.5
Anything lower and you'll surely need a camber kit
It's really a hit or miss if you don't go lower than 1.5
Anything lower and you'll surely need a camber kit
FallenAngelHIM
Well-Known Member
up to 2 inches you'll be fine. just get an alignment...HIGHLY recommended.
if you get it from goodyear, you'll also get 1 year free alignment, cause they warranty their work like that. i did it and got a free realignment when i got my rims...of course i didnt tell them i had new wheels.
if you get it from goodyear, you'll also get 1 year free alignment, cause they warranty their work like that. i did it and got a free realignment when i got my rims...of course i didnt tell them i had new wheels.
minituck04
Well-Known Member
i got mine from firestone. and its a lifetime alignment for 140. so just as long as you keep your car you get an alignment when ever you want. i get one every few months regardless if i need one or not.
rwong410
Well-Known Member
I lowered my car by 2" using Sportlines and my front camber is fine but my rear camber definitely needs a kit
talontsiawd
Well-Known Member
1.5 front and rear, prokits. It's sort of in between needing a kit in the rear. My rear is 1.5 and 1.8 on each side. Which is fine but it will wear more quickly. Even the 5,000 miles i put on my stock tires was noticeable. It also depends on the car. Not all will be the same. For example, my fronts, one side they could amost get to zero but the other was at 1.1. I also have less caster on that side which leads me to believe somebody knocked a curb or somthing pretty hard. Use numbers as a guidline. Accidents or any severe hits can throw these numbers way off of an accident free car. Plus, every car is not the same, mileage, etc, can throw things off as well.
