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It's similar to the hub spacer DIY, you take off parts up to your hub and attach them. No disassembling of the rear shocks/springs.
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10-10-2010, 03:05 PM
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any alignment shop that uses hunter equipment has the shims you need and if you specify during the alignment that you want x.xx camber/caster/toe they can set it up how you want it. that's how it works with lowering...the company should have a card in there with new alignment specs for camber/caster. if the kit didnt come with new specs, it's probably not a very reputable company.
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NOOB :)
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Thx Cali Yaris ! thats what am searching for, i have ordered longer bolts for my fronts, hopefully it'll be installed in a bout a week or so. just like what you said, am just adding a tad of negative camber.. should be fine for tires, but am just curious about how it'll look later on. ill update with pics soon.. :) |
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NOOB :)
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NOOB :)
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 finally a support for what am trying to do hahaha, thx bud ! |
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10-11-2010, 04:46 PM
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No problem. Hellaflush is either a hate it or love it thing. More people hate it than love it tho. lol.
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10-20-2010, 07:41 PM
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In the front, make sure the toe in is near zero if you kick in the negative camber. Toe is a big tread life killer.
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10-23-2010, 08:41 PM
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according to the alignment computer in WesternAuto ( car came with alignment warranty from them) my car needed the bolts mentioned in this thread
this was my car with the stock bolts  after I got the new bolts installed the tires turned out to be straight in the alignment computer. My concern is how long these new bolts will last :( Edit: Ignore the date and time on the sheet the time settings are messed in the computer |
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