03-28-2011, 01:41 PM
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Originally Posted by JGreenwood07
Noticed that I have some very slight rubbing on the front inner wheel wells with the swift springs and 15/20mm spacers.
The rubbing seems to occur on the little plastic "nub" that protrudes from the wheel well.
I have not had the car aligned yet as I just got them installed, but do I need to increase the negative camber on the front to tuck in the tires a bit more?
Thanks for any help.
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You can bend the little nubs up a little without harming anything. The plastic nubs attach to little metal nubs that can be bend up slightly. This help a little for my case. But I have coilovers so I can make many different adjustments to help.
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Originally Posted by azn370z
My auto spell checker on my new phone is so much crazier than my iphone haha. I personally don't trust the spc camber kit, I think it is held only by one bolt and nut. It should be held down with 4 bolts. I think ddmotorsport said his would come loose while tracking his car. I guess it would be fine for street use, maybe.
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The SPC kit could be better. I could see it moving some under hard track days. But should hold up well if tightened properly. But I do trust the kit. I've owned two now and it's been good to me from alignment to alignment. And I do push the car hard. No track days yet on this car though.
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