Camber kit question???
02-16-2008, 04:02 PM
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Camber kit question???
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02-16-2008, 04:28 PM
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seriously... camber kits are overrated. especially on just tein stech springs. just rotate your wheels/tires often and you'll be straight.
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02-16-2008, 11:14 PM
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1.5 inches isnt a whole lot, especially on DC5's.
if i were you id save up a little more and get a set of springs/shocks that'll help your handling more than the setup you have listed.
i had the same setup and it was ok for awhile, but then i realized that it was a bit too soft.
if i were you id save up a little more and get a set of springs/shocks that'll help your handling more than the setup you have listed.
i had the same setup and it was ok for awhile, but then i realized that it was a bit too soft.
02-17-2008, 01:33 AM
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1.5 inches isnt a whole lot, especially on DC5's.
if i were you id save up a little more and get a set of springs/shocks that'll help your handling more than the setup you have listed.
i had the same setup and it was ok for awhile, but then i realized that it was a bit too soft.
if i were you id save up a little more and get a set of springs/shocks that'll help your handling more than the setup you have listed.
i had the same setup and it was ok for awhile, but then i realized that it was a bit too soft.