Camber kit
my bum is on the swedish!
Joined: Mar 2002
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From: San Antonio, Texas
Originally Posted by white_n_slow
the shims should do you as long as you're not looking for a really precise allignment.
For a daily driver (one that wont be getting allignments often or wont have the ride hight changed often) whatevers cheapest will do fine.
For a daily driver (one that wont be getting allignments often or wont have the ride hight changed often) whatevers cheapest will do fine.
Originally Posted by G-M-W
i have the new skunk2 ones...no problems here...they look just like the omni ones
h: actually, it'd be $275 for the front skunk2 and rear spirt kits.... At least the omni kit includes the rear shims....
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Joined: Jun 2002
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From: Cornelius, NC
Originally Posted by 18secFerio
$160 vs. $215 isn't a hard choice h: actually, it'd be $275 for the front skunk2 and rear spirt kits.... At least the omni kit includes the rear shims....
h: actually, it'd be $275 for the front skunk2 and rear spirt kits.... At least the omni kit includes the rear shims....
Still here... sorta...
Joined: Sep 2000
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From: CO
Originally Posted by eonsx311
is it possible to use washers from a hardware store and use the existing rear upper controll arm bolts instead of paying the $20 or $30 for the rear shim kit from omni?