izzfoshizz

Lowered my car on Htechs and for whatever reason They couldn't get my rear camber to spec. These were the results.
What's my best option?

mischman

Take it to a shop that isn't full of idiots.

Seriously.

The TC1 has rear camber arms that will have no trouble adjusting camber for any spring.

izzfoshizz

I just spent like $60 or $70 on the adjustment though. I really don't feel like dropping another $70 to risk getting the same result

tc913

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what mischman said....the rear are adjustable at least +/- 2 degrees

izzfoshizz

you think if i go back and tell them i shouldnt have a problem with my stock camber arms they would give it another shot?
or should i just go somewhere else. the tire shop i went to is big brand tires.

sciontc_mich

x3 what mischman and tc913 have said.. GO to another shop! It's obvious that the place you went to, they don't know what they're doing. Not sure how many times this has to be said until you understand what keeps being repeated here. The place you went to is a joke, they're incompetent. No need to go back there, save the $$$ take it to another shop that can and will adjust your suspension the correct way. If you don't want to take our advice then keep going there and let them damage your car because they're clueless.

mc1114

I just lowered mine on S-techs, and like its been said, there's a good amount of rear camber adjustment thats possible

xdejablu3x

Holy crap dude! You can definitely get more positive camber than that on Htechs. I used to run those springs and switched to BC coilovers. Matter of fact I just got back from getting my alignment done today and I'm roughly -2.2 in the rears on 18x9.5 wheels being lower than Htechs.