Subject	Re: What can I do to fix the camber issue?
Posted by	StephenH (California) on May 16, 2001 at 7:56 PM
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In Reply To	What can I do to fix the camber issue? posted by ZcraZy on May 16, 2001 at 07:40 PM
Message	As far as I know the shocks being bad will only affect the rebounding and not the ride height. The ride height is one of the main contributers to excessive camber. If you think your springs are fine and then put on Eibachs you will see even worse tire wear. The only way to correct this is a camber kit. The Stillen front A-arms are about $400 something. And the rear is about the same. 300degree has a much less expensive front kit, but there is only Stillen and Border for rear kits and the Border is about the same price after shipping from Japan, with equal or better build quality.
Follow Ups	Need suspension advise >> - ZcraZy 18:48:22 05/16/01 10 months, but how many miles? (n/m) - Halo Z(HackAShaq!) 19:11:03 05/16/01 About 10K miles - ZcraZy 19:32:44 05/16/01 well - Halo Z(HackAShaq!) 19:48:06 05/16/01 You sure about the 300degrees kit price? - ZcraZy 20:11:34 05/16/01 don't want to spend money?? you do own a z don't you? - Silvrhand (Pittsburgh) 21:20:00 05/16/01 or u can got econo and use washers behind the upper mount - Halo Z(HackAShaq!) 22:23:55 05/16/01 Re: Need suspension advise >> - StephenH (California) 19:12:32 05/16/01 What can I do to fix the camber issue? - ZcraZy 19:40:47 05/16/01 Re: What can I do to fix the camber issue? - StephenH (California) 19:56:57 05/16/01 Then what should I get.. read >> - ZcraZy 20:08:28 05/16/01
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