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Lowering and Camber effects

if i drop my lude 1.5" how much will it throw out my camber? enough so that i'd have to get the camber kit?
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Re: Lowering and Camber effects

I'm curious as well, going to be lowering my car 1.3"
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Re: Lowering and Camber effects

1.5" might throw you off a little. I know anything over 2" is a definite, and even 1.75". I'm gonna do a shameless plug and say if it does throw you off, I have a brand new Ingalls' camber set for the front end. Best of luck with it though.
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Re: Lowering and Camber effects

I wouldn't worry about 1.5" of drop. Just as long as your other alignment settings are up to snuff, you should be fine. I used to wear the insides of my tires off and thought it was due to camber, but all I needed was a toe adjustment, and the tires have been fine ever since.

BTW: I'm on Neuspeed sports.
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Re: Lowering and Camber effects

The same thing happened to me as Prelewd. I bought the camber kit too, but turns out my car just needed to be aligned...hence the kit being for sale
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sweet. thanx for the info guys
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