Camber help plz :(

[shrek78]

hey guys im thinking in getting INGALLS FRONT CONTROL ARM for my car but i was wondering which one is better -2° to +1-1/4° OR +1° to +4° i am a noob when it come to this stuff i really need your help and also is this a good brand to get ? any better ones

 

[kn0x47]

unless you are slamming your car you dont need front camber kits at all

 

[nhldogg]

He may be on springs.

 

[shrek78]

i have function form type 2 and yea i do cause i went to get aliment and i need camber adjustment

 

[shrek78]

He may be on springs.

function form type 2

 

[kn0x47]

your best bet would be to determine how low you plan on going then see if other members that sit that low have front camber kits or not

 

[swollen_cu]

Gtfo with your False information!!

Camber can't be adjusted on our cars without a camber kit. Come on man... You've been on here log enough to know

 

[kn0x47]

Gtfo with your False information!!

Camber can't be adjusted on our cars without a camber kit. Come on man... You've been on here log enough to know

who? what? haha i guess im learning new stuff all the time

 

[BkzTafetta]

i think that all depends on which degree camber kit u have in ur rear if you have any; to match up the adjustment....

 

[001Stunna]

Firstly, unless you're really slammed camber in the front doesn't get as bad as that in the rear.
...but lets think of this a bit logically. you're lowering your car and hence getting negative camber by doing so. you want a kit that can give you positive camber to bring you back to spec.
Hence just from that i'd pick the one that gives you +1 -> +4° but keep in mind the fact that to be able to fit some wheels for that flush look you might want to keep a bit of negative camber which would make me suggest -2° to +1-1/4°.

So in the end...how low are you going? and what look are you going for?