Camber and toe

[xwill112x]

the kit you purchased should adjust both camber and toe settings. Yes you will need to correct both of those if you plan on going low. The car in the picture you posted is very low though, he probably doesnt have correction plates. Neither do I and Im lower than that car is. It does take a toll on the tires but its not horrible. My tires last me 20k miles with rotations every 5k miles so Im really not complaining

Taylor

suspension specs?

Thank you, I'll just buy the toe correction kit too.



I bought weld in plates and bolts. You can get toe and camber or just one. I did not know toe was affected in the rear when you lower.

why dont you want any camber?

[F34R]

the kit you purchased should adjust both camber and toe settings. Yes you will need to correct both of those if you plan on going low. The car in the picture you posted is very low though, he probably doesnt have correction plates. Neither do I and Im lower than that car is. It does take a toll on the tires but its not horrible. My tires last me 20k miles with rotations every 5k miles so Im really not complaining




Taylor

Thank you, I'll just buy the toe correction kit too.

I bought weld in plates and bolts. You can get toe and camber or just one. I did not know toe was affected in the rear when you lower.

[E30_fiend]

the kit you purchased should adjust both camber and toe settings. Yes you will need to correct both of those if you plan on going low. The car in the picture you posted is very low though, he probably doesnt have correction plates. Neither do I and Im lower than that car is. It does take a toll on the tires but its not horrible. My tires last me 20k miles with rotations every 5k miles so Im really not complaining




Taylor

[F34R]

I bought the rear camber correction kit from e30tech and was told I would need a toe also if I went too low.

I am planning on 16" rims 205/50 tires and about the height of this car:

Will I need it?