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Old 07-18-2014, 02:59 PM   #27 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by aszyd View Post
You can get spacers for $55 a pair. Like I said in another thread, it's just some milled aluminum with wheel studs. It's the camber arms that are expensive, but they pop up in our classifieds section quite a bit.

IMO, you could probably get away with not using a camber kit if you are dropping with Swifts. Your alignment won't be perfect, but it won't be that far off either.
Not to be difficult, but I personally know more than 2 dozen Z's with Swifts and not one could get in sec without aftermarket camber arms. Yes, you can get close, sort of, on the camber angle, but not the camber and toe simultaneously with stock parts.

And -- $55.00 for a pair of spacers and you are buying junk. Expect AT LEAST 120.00 or so for a pair. Do not skimp on suspension parts. Duh. They are holding your car up.

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