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Old 01-10-2016, 10:34 PM   #1
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Rear camber question

Do I need rear camber adjustment or am fine?




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It's fine, since it's pretty close side-to-side. But personally I'd budget for some adjustable rear control arms in the future.
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This what am thinking... But what Whiteline rear camber bolt? They seem to be a pain to adjust right?
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Doesn't it already have rear camber bolts?
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Rear camber question

You mean already installed on my car?
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This what am thinking... But what Whiteline rear camber bolt? They seem to be a pain to adjust right?

I wouldn't recommend them in my opinion, seemed like a pain to install and adjust. I'd go with a SPC rear lower control arm, easy install/easy adjustments and low cost at $150~
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