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hey

I got my coilovers (BC Racing BR Series) fitted last week by a professional suspension and break place to my gtst

I'm currently running the stock rims

but when I picked the car up they suggested me to get adjustable camber arms if I plan on getting rims 18inch in diameter...something to do with getting the alignment 100% or something now that i have lowered my car and to get better use out of the coilover setup...I don't know allot about suspension but I'm presuming this is what he meant by the camber arms??? if anyone knows anything or has any input it will be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance

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thanks for the replys guys

anyone know if whiteline make adjustable camber arms?? might go with them as i think ill end up getting whiteline sway bars at the same time i get the adjustable camber arms on

bushes dont have as much adjustment.

i bought some rear camber arms from a kiwi seller on ebay. probably china made. very good quality, and well priced. my suspension/alignment guy even commented on how solid and well built they seemed.

i've had them on for ages now. no issues.

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