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If you want just put some sways on and save yourself the headache of lowering your car and dealing with camber issues.
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i see that you guys recommend a rear camber kit....but i was wondering, do i need a front camber kit too or no? will lowering it not make a big difference in camber in the front?
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We have overkill stuff for you as well
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Where sways may help the car handle better they still do not eliminate the wheel gap, which is why most people get springs in the first place. Just replacing springs does not significantly improve handling in itself. It's more for the look than anything else. (I'm talking about the majority, not always true in every case) |
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