Subject	You can get away with not doing it, but it will cost you in
Posted by	MAD_96TT(MO) on April 18, 2008 at 7:06 PM
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In Reply To	Installing KYB shocks and Eibach springs, need camber kit? posted by jamil on April 18, 2008 at 06:52 PM
Message	the long run. You will pay more for tires than you will for the $90 I think it is for the 300 Degree Camber Kit. Z's Kick Ass!! Boost - It's An Addiction! "Like a retired James Bond, the Z exudes an air of understated class." ------> Sports Compact Car Magazine
Follow Ups	Installing KYB shocks and Eibach springs, need camber kit? - jamil 18:52:24 04/18/08 You can get away with not doing it, but it will cost you in - MAD_96TT(MO) 19:06:21 04/18/08 Like he said the only thing you'll really notice is tire - en5 19:26:31 04/18/08 The tires will wear more quickly.... - .z 20:39:38 04/18/08 Re: Installing KYB shocks and Eibach springs, need camber kit? - Z-Force 07:53:52 04/19/08 Re: Re: Installing KYB shocks and Eibach springs, need camber kit? - funkysi 11:33:35 04/19/08 penny wise and pound foolish if you don't install - robo (sebring1970) 09:01:47 04/19/08 So sounds like I will need both front and back camber kits - jamil 23:42:53 04/19/08 no, the camber kit is just some giant square shims - robo (sebring1970) 03:16:54 04/20/08 Camber Kit or Shim and Energy Tension Rod Bushing It - Thomas+10 02:49:57 04/20/08 good advice on the tension rods. any Z out there riding - robo (sebring1970) 03:21:50 04/20/08 its about a quarter of an inch iirc (n/m) - Adam (NoVA) 08:33:04 04/20/08 no comprende (n/m) - robo (sebring1970) 05:10:55 04/22/08 yes (n/m) - Adam (NoVA) 08:31:37 04/20/08
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