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dorkiedoode · 12-15-2008, 06:41 PM

I mean camber is good but do you dd around a lot of corners? Or you just go straight and do the normal turn? If it just straight then you rather save that money for other mod. If you love turn and you do that a lot on your dd then yea of corse camber kit will help a lot. Like me I have the same setup I dd prety much work and home. But I love taking corner so that why I invested in camber kit. Then I realize my turn is not all that crazy anyway. So I decide not to install my skunk2 rear and only use the front bolts for now, untill I get my wheel then I'm going to need the rear. So you think about it. Cause that an extra 250 for the rear and If you don't put it to use, your wasting money.

12-15-2008, 06:41 PM	#8 (permalink)
dorkiedoode Senior Member Join Date: May 2006 Location: Los Angeles Posts: 2,200 Kevyn	I mean camber is good but do you dd around a lot of corners? Or you just go straight and do the normal turn? If it just straight then you rather save that money for other mod. If you love turn and you do that a lot on your dd then yea of corse camber kit will help a lot. Like me I have the same setup I dd prety much work and home. But I love taking corner so that why I invested in camber kit. Then I realize my turn is not all that crazy anyway. So I decide not to install my skunk2 rear and only use the front bolts for now, untill I get my wheel then I'm going to need the rear. So you think about it. Cause that an extra 250 for the rear and If you don't put it to use, your wasting money. Last edited by dorkiedoode; 12-15-2008 at 06:47 PM.