Depends on how much camber you want. Obviously with SPC arms you will have a lot more adjustment.
SPC Camber arms
I will be bagged soon, and I am wondering how important getting new camber arms and bolts will be.
Struts are estimated at 6" drop on the front and 7" drop for the rear.
Thanks
Struts are estimated at 6" drop on the front and 7" drop for the rear.
Thanks
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SPC arms give you the most adjustment out of all of the companies, I believe they quote something like 3 or 3.5 degrees of additional adjustment each way. Your stock arms probably give you about a degree or so both ways.
The thing to remember with bagging a car is that camber will change as the ride height changes so when you air out you will see more camber than when you begin filling the bags. But aired out on a 6" drop will probably land you somewhere around -4 or -5 before adjustment.
The thing to remember with bagging a car is that camber will change as the ride height changes so when you air out you will see more camber than when you begin filling the bags. But aired out on a 6" drop will probably land you somewhere around -4 or -5 before adjustment.
Why would you spend the money on a bag setup and not get one for the car you are putting it on?
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