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Old 05-07-2019, 09:08 PM   #5
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Start with camber, then increase tire width, then improve shocks.

What do the rules say about adjustable lower control arms?

I ask because the stock suspension is extremely camber limited - to the extent that if you can't run adj LCA's with the wider tires/stock suspension then the wide tires won't do much good and the narrow tires/coilovers might be the best route. However, if you can run adj LCA's with the wider tires and otherwise stock suspension, then that configuration might be a winner.

If the only way to get adj LCA's is with the narrow tires, then that route is the way to go.
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