Camber kit question?
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you can usually figure it out easily enough... i believe the rule is 1 degree per 1 inch of drop. but it does vary slightly. try adjusting with that rule and take a look at it by eye.
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Originally Posted by ISP James
you can usually figure it out easily enough... i believe the rule is 1 degree per 1 inch of drop. but it does vary slightly. try adjusting with that rule and take a look at it by eye.
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Originally Posted by ISP James
you can usually figure it out easily enough... i believe the rule is 1 degree per 1 inch of drop. but it does vary slightly. try adjusting with that rule and take a look at it by eye.
Left front:
Right rear:
Left rear:
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Originally Posted by westcoaststyle
Ingalls makes a good rear camber kit.
Should I buy front and rear?