Will Progress springs wear the camber??
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First of, camber is a a measurement so it can't be worn out. You can't wear out an inch, you can't wear out a degree, but you can wear out your tires.
http://www.chris-longhurst.com/carbi...yre_bible.html
Scroll down to "Caster, camber, alignment and other voodoo".
Get your car aligned when you put the springs on and have them check camber/caster. They're on the border where it might be advisable to buy a camber kit along with them.
http://www.chris-longhurst.com/carbi...yre_bible.html
Scroll down to "Caster, camber, alignment and other voodoo".
Get your car aligned when you put the springs on and have them check camber/caster. They're on the border where it might be advisable to buy a camber kit along with them.
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Although I am sure you can find this by doing a search, since this question has been asked a few times, I'll post the info again. According to Rob at RRM, camber kits are probably not needed with a drop of 1.5" or less. But it is a good idea to get an alignment after you put the springs on and get the camber checked. If it is more than about 1 degree negative, or if it has positive camber, you might want to get the camber kit.
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