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Old Jan 24, 2005 | 05:02 AM
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It's common sense that anytime you do anything with the suspension you need to go get an alignment afterwards. That way the camber won't be THAT far off. 100 bucks for a camber kit that you can install yourself and an alignment is less expensive than a pair of high performance tires after just 1000 miles. Or even just rotating your wheels front to back would have saved the tires a little longer, since the front wheels suffer the most from the camber.
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