Hey,
I've been reading on some non-fbody forums that when people lower their cars, they need to buy some camber kit. If I lower my car lets say about an inch from stock, will I need to buy this camber kit or will I be fine? Thanks!
Kubus
I've been reading on some non-fbody forums that when people lower their cars, they need to buy some camber kit. If I lower my car lets say about an inch from stock, will I need to buy this camber kit or will I be fine? Thanks!
Kubus
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Camber kits are for cars that don't have a provision for camber adjustments when doing and alignment. Our cars have a solid axle in the rear, so the camber doesn't change if you lift it a foot or have it scraping on the ground. The front strut mounts have several degrees of camber and caster adustment available. All you need is the springs and an alignment.
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Originally Posted by ChevyGuy87
Camber kits are for cars that don't have a provision for camber adjustments when doing and alignment. Our cars have a solid axle in the rear, so the camber doesn't change if you lift it a foot or have it scraping on the ground. The front strut mounts have several degrees of camber and caster adustment available. All you need is the springs and an alignment. 
I just dropped my car about an inch with Hotchkis springs and didn't need a camber kit to get it realigned.
thats awesome. thanks a lot
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our cars are nice since we dont need any special parts to do the camber and caster adjutsment in the front. they have alot of adjustability up front. i dropped my front end at least 2.5 - 3 inches and i feel the stock upper strut plates still might have had enough adjustment to correct the camber. i have aftermarkets on it and they have an extra 1/4 inch of adjustability.