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Old 04-16-2004, 05:48 PM
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lowering car... need camber?

does anyone know how much i could drop my 94 without having to adjust the camber. I saw the eibachs that drop it a little more than an inch but if i could id like more than that.
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Re: lowering car... need camber?

inch will be ok, just rotate your tires

2 inches plus you will need a kit
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Re: Re: lowering car... need camber?

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inch will be ok, just rotate your tires

2 inches plus you will need a kit
I second this on stock wheels/tires. I think, if you run oversized wheels, you should get your camber fixed however.
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