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Old 11-01-2008, 04:29 AM
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cant really tell but i'm running -.25 in the rear, def not by choice lol i may raise the car up a quarter in all around. i'm trying to pay the car off ATM so buying tires every 7 months doesnt help

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Old 11-01-2008, 05:11 AM
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Originally Posted by HannibalKing86,Nov 1 2008, 08:29 AM
cant really tell but i'm running -.25 in the rear, def not by choice lol i may raise the car up a quarter in all around. i'm trying to pay the car off ATM so buying tires every 7 months doesnt help

That looks like you're just running on whatever camber automatically happens when you lower the car. If you're going through tires really quickly, it's NOT due to your camber. That's not enough camber to tear up tires. You really might want to look in to getting an alignment soon. At that height and on stock wheels, you can get an alignment all the way back to stock specs and not have to worry about clearance issues.
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Disclaimer: Before Alignment!

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-4 in rear

After Alignment and RPF1's back on!

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-1.2 in front
-2.9 in rear
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i like the -4 camber better! and whats up with the front bumper? photoshop or did you really fill it?
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Originally Posted by roflitzjinno,Nov 1 2008, 06:45 AM
i like the -4 camber better! and whats up with the front bumper? photoshop or did you really fill it?
Filled!
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Old 11-01-2008, 08:11 AM
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^^ very interesting. the faux vents are the only thing i don't like about the ap1 bumper, but totally filled looks a bit strange.

you should put an OEM lip on there and see what it looks like!

any more pics?
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-4.5

Hey, It pays to be aggressive
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^ I was wondering when you would post and show us all up.
Your sick stance always looks good.
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Originally Posted by Flite,Nov 1 2008, 05:11 AM
That looks like you're just running on whatever camber automatically happens when you lower the car. If you're going through tires really quickly, it's NOT due to your camber. That's not enough camber to tear up tires. You really might want to look in to getting an alignment soon. At that height and on stock wheels, you can get an alignment all the way back to stock specs and not have to worry about clearance issues.
yea i had sears align my car when i put my tires on then just recently i had my dealership redo my alignment. -2.5 is the best they can do. it wont move any farther. there was some good adjustments done where sears ****ed up though so hopefully my tires will last a lil longer now. thumbs down to sears.
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Originally Posted by HannibalKing86,Nov 1 2008, 09:17 AM
yea i had sears align my car when i put my tires on then just recently i had my dealership redo my alignment. -2.5 is the best they can do. it wont move any farther. there was some good adjustments done where sears ****ed up though so hopefully my tires will last a lil longer now. thumbs down to sears.
-2.5 is about right on your drop... I
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