Subject	do you need a camber kit for the eibachs? (n/m)
Posted by	traydogg6969(Pittsburgh) on July 14, 2009 at 9:49 AM
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Follow Ups	do you need a camber kit for the eibachs? (n/m) - traydogg6969(Pittsburgh) 09:49:52 07/14/09 Not nessacary but recommended. 300 degree kit. (n/m) - boost420 10:00:42 07/14/09 umm...do you need your tires to last more then 4k miles? (n/m) - AntiHero 11:18:26 07/14/09 Not really, but that isn't the point, I understand - boost420 14:21:56 07/14/09 False. YES a camber kit is necessary. (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 11:21:21 07/14/09 *nessacary. (n/m) - ZEngineer 12:14:16 07/14/09 Re: *necessary. (n/m) - -Grimm- 14:02:21 07/14/09 Link to the joke you missed: - Z_Cherub 14:42:07 07/14/09 I guess I won't spell "necessary" wrong again. - boost420 16:33:21 07/14/09 Wrongly - BobbyT 18:04:48 07/14/09 Re: Would Adjustable Upper control arms work as well? (n/m) - -Grimm- 14:02:58 07/14/09 yes (n/m) - AntiHero 14:05:36 07/14/09 Yes you do need it. (n/m) - Woody75 (Denver) 10:28:47 07/14/09 I went with the 300 degree kit up front and Powertrix - RICH1 11:40:28 07/14/09 I went for about about 11 years without camber correction. - not4resaleZ 14:33:29 07/14/09 Followup: how will the REARS fare with just the 300 kit? - BobbyT 15:23:23 07/14/09 Stock rear should have enough adjustment for Eibachs. - Woody75 (Denver) 15:56:12 07/14/09 Here's an example of no camber kit with that set up. - IBZ2000 (SoCal) 01:39:40 07/15/09
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