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GaleForce 01-25-2012 08:26 AM

I was able to get an alignment more geared towards performance without the rear arms. But if you want to get back to stock alignment specs then you might need those arms, although some guys are getting very close to stock specs without them...

m4a1mustang 01-25-2012 08:27 AM

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Originally Posted by GaleForce (Post 1508116)
I was able to get an alignment more geared towards performance without the rear arms. But if you want to get back to stock alignment specs then you might need those arms, although some guys are getting very close to stock specs without them...

It seems to be hit or miss since every car is a little bit different. I would get them regardless just to have that adjustability... and to not have to mess around with ordering, installing, then going back for another alignment if you find you can't get to the spec you want without them.

Mt Tam I am 01-25-2012 08:48 AM

Are not the arms for a drop of more than one inch? Or any drop?

UNKNOWN_370 01-25-2012 08:54 AM

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Originally Posted by onzedge (Post 1507832)
It refers to replacing the stock rear camber arms with aftermarket ones. Typically, the stock arms do not provide enough camber adjustment with shorter springs in place. SPC makes decent arms that easily accomplish this objective.

When people talk about SPC camber arms and products. They refer to them as decent. Many say that there isn't a good camber kit out there yet? What do SPC or other companies lack in their kits that make them only decent? Just curious...

kenchan 01-25-2012 11:53 AM

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Originally Posted by UNKNOWN_370 (Post 1508172)
When people talk about SPC camber arms and products. They refer to them as decent. Many say that there isn't a good camber kit out there yet? What do SPC or other companies lack in their kits that make them only decent? Just curious...

bushings vs ball joint.

on my G35C running prokits + d-specs i have rear stillen camber arms that have ball joints. one can nail the angle and the joint keeps consistent.

kchu221 01-25-2012 11:59 AM

if you need swift springs i can get you a pretty good deal since my friend works for swift!let me know!

vividracing 01-25-2012 04:41 PM

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Originally Posted by kenchan (Post 1508497)
bushings vs ball joint.

on my G35C running prokits + d-specs i have rear stillen camber arms that have ball joints. one can nail the angle and the joint keeps consistent.

Not ball joints, heim joints.

Swifts + Camber arms ftw. If you need pricing, PM me.


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