Progress camber kit and omnipower coilovers - what ride height for -1.5 degrees
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Progress camber kit and omnipower coilovers - what ride height for -1.5 degrees
Just like the title says, what ride height and what setting in the front do I need for -1.5 degrees camber?
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Re: Progress camber kit and omnipower coilovers - what ride height for -1.5 degrees (Mr.Saturn)
Don't you just set your desired ride height and then set your camber with your camber kit???
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Re: Progress camber kit and omnipower coilovers - what ride height for -1.5 degrees (4drEF)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 4drEF »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Don't you just set your desired ride height and then set your camber with your camber kit???</TD></TR></TABLE>
Progress camber kit is the hard mount type with only 2 settings, one for low, the other for lower. Getting a good starting point and then adjusting camber through ride height will be much much easier.
Progress camber kit is the hard mount type with only 2 settings, one for low, the other for lower. Getting a good starting point and then adjusting camber through ride height will be much much easier.
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Re: Progress camber kit and omnipower coilovers - what ride height for -1.5 degrees (Mr.Saturn)
nvm, hole 2 is +.75 degrees hole 1 is +1.75 degrees, hole 2 with a 2-2 1/4" drop is good i think
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