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Old 07-13-2006, 09:31 AM   #1
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Rims B4 of AFTER Camber Kit

I am getting a camber kit done up on my 95 accord. I have a 2.75 inch drop and recently my tire has been rubbing wit my car.

Anyways, I am gonna replace my stock 15's with 17" rims and I was wondering if i should put the rims on before i get the camber kit put on, or after i get it put on?
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Re: Rims B4 of AFTER Camber Kit

Definitely put the camber kit on after the rims. Any changes in ride height will affect the ideal settings of the camber kit even if that change is minute, you might as well have it set as accurate as possible
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