Top of the line Camber kits available to 5th gens??
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To be honest, for what it is, the stock suspension is pretty fantastic. It's a front wheel drive car at the end of the day, though. Beyond aesthetics, which is a hit or a miss and based on really opinion, there's really not much point. In my opinion, camber is best kept for the drift car. That car isn't gonna ever end up being your Max. Sorry buddy.
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To be honest, for what it is, the stock suspension is pretty fantastic. It's a front wheel drive car at the end of the day, though. Beyond aesthetics, which is a hit or a miss and based on really opinion, there's really not much point. In my opinion, camber is best kept for the drift car. That car isn't gonna ever end up being your Max. Sorry buddy.
There's enough body roll to make you think you're in a classic boat from the 70s.
Camber kits aren't to produce negative camber unless you're a ricer. It's a cheap way to mitigate it.
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Lol.....just linking everybody to a thread with a bunch of random babble and trying to sell parts and services. It's a theoretical shock and spring thread, not a definitive suspension thread. I can appreciate the effort, but damn.....help the guys in THEIR threads, or bounce.
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