Rear Camber kit necessary for lower cars?
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Rear Camber kit necessary for lower cars?
Hi guys,
Is it necessary to have a rear camber kit? I have some inside tire wear after I lower my CLK. I have not had the car aligned after the lowering job. Is it due to rear camber?
I have Eibach springs with stock pads and Koni Yellows. I am running 235 front and 265 rear on 18 x 8.5.
What do you think of this kit?
http://www.speedybnz.com/
Is it necessary to have a rear camber kit? I have some inside tire wear after I lower my CLK. I have not had the car aligned after the lowering job. Is it due to rear camber?
I have Eibach springs with stock pads and Koni Yellows. I am running 235 front and 265 rear on 18 x 8.5.
What do you think of this kit?
http://www.speedybnz.com/
Last edited by LamboMan; Feb 5, 2005 at 11:41 AM. Reason: fix typing
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'03 E55 (My Daily), '01 ML 320 (Wifey), Twin Turbo '69 Camaro (In Progess)
Yes, with no camber kit you will see some noticeable wear on the inside of your rear tires. Expect to have to replace them after about 10-12,000 miles. If you're looking fora camber kit, you might consider looking here....
http://www.speedybnz.com/
They're inexpensive and well engineered.
http://www.speedybnz.com/
They're inexpensive and well engineered.
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