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Need help picking camber kit!

Discussion in 'Suspension, Brakes, Wheels & Tires' started by dcinaustin, Dec 17, 2007.

  1. dcinaustin

    dcinaustin Member

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    I don't know wich would work better/last longer, Ingalls, Skunk2, Blox, or Rino?

    Blox and Rino kinda look like crap to me so I don't think I'll be getting those unless someone can tell me diffrent.

    Any input helps!
     
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  2. Shaggy

    Shaggy New Member

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    I like the look of the buddy club P1 camber kits but i dont have any personal experience with them. i have omni powers right now and they have held up well, they look just like the skunk2s to me. srry i cant be much of a help
     
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  3. molecule°

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    i've owned a set of rhino's...s2...and omni's...
    rhino's are crap...do not buy...
    omni's / s2 are pretty even...
    but the s2 pro's add the key feature of the upper plate.
    you can buy the s2 pro ball joints (which come with plate) separately.
    its a great option if you already own a set of omni's
    there's also the megan racing arms...never seen or owned.
    the nicest option and most expensive is the spc arms.
    they also allow caster adjustment...but not as wide range of camber as s2.
    spc arms are also the lightest.

    from what i hear ingalls do not stay where you put them
    i've played with them and still own a set...
    but i wont use them...at least not for a camber kit.
    the metal cylinders just so happen to be the perfect size to push out eg/dc control arm bushings however
    :)
     
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  4. dcinaustin

    dcinaustin Member

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    Hey molecule, thanks for recomending the omni camber kit, I checked them out online and I'm pretty sure thats what I'm going to get plus I can get free shipping and a rear shim kit with them now for $150, right in my price range.

    thanks again!
     
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  5. JussHatched

    JussHatched Active Member

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    Skunk2 camber kit is what I have and its ok. It does come loose if you dont use locktite tho :-/
     
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