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Very expensive...I just recently sold a set of used Nagisa Auto front upper control arms for $900. These would have allowed you to dial in additional positive camber to get it back into factory specs.
Correct, the lower you go, negative camber will increase.
it's a balancing act of how low you want to drive and how much negative camber you are comfortable with. Additional negative camber will increase tire wear, but as long as your TOE is dialed in properly it shouldn't be drastic in my opinion.
Correct, the lower you go, negative camber will increase.
it's a balancing act of how low you want to drive and how much negative camber you are comfortable with. Additional negative camber will increase tire wear, but as long as your TOE is dialed in properly it shouldn't be drastic in my opinion.
I agree. Mine is barely visible, but visible none the less. I'm gonna focus on getting the rear camber correct for now, then new wheels and tires. I may adjust it later but I doubt I'll spend real big bucks making it perfect.