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11-28-2014, 09:25 PM
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LCA for a 2 inch drop?
Im purchasing buddy club racing spec coils tomorrow, and I was wondering if I really need new lower control arms or not. Im assuming Ill get 1 or 2 degrees of natural negative camber.
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11-28-2014, 09:31 PM
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With 1 inch on springs I got 2 degree of natural camber. I would recommend an adjustable lower control arm if you want any say what the camber and tow are.
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I was planning on getting the spc lower control arm, but Im just not sure if I really need it immediately. I think the camber would be perfect for me without adjusting it, but the toe would get messed up? |
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I need LCAs when I get new wheels, but for now this is what it looks like. A little more than a 2 inch drop without LCAs
What it looks like from a distance  Here's what the backs look like  
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11-29-2014, 07:53 PM
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Thanks man! I guess I should be good for a while, until I really want to dial my car in. your car looks good btw
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