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Im getting my Tanabe Springs (1.7 front, 2.2 rear) installed on monday, should i get a rear chamber kit for it and have them install it while there under there or do u think i even need it at all? and do most install shops do an alignment after the install?

sorry if this has been answered before couldnt find an exact answer...

_08_Scion_tC_

oops "camber" i dont know why i added the "h" in there lol

Yanki01

wait about 2-3 weeks to get an allignment so the springs can settle, you'll have to check with the shop if they can do an allignment. some owners on here have been lucky enough to get the negative camber fixed by getting an allignment. i was unlucky which is why i bought the hotchkis rear camber links. im glad i did because i noticed the difference in the stance right away. I noticed on my last set of tires i had some uneven tire wear on the inner side.

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good to know thanks for the reply... ill check and see if the shop can do allignments for later.

jackotamo

Im running s-techs and they were able to get mine back into spec without a camber kit.

Syldrin

iTrader: (1)

my car is in spec and i have tanabe DF210's. worst case you'll have a little bit of negative camber that won't affect anything. My GF's car wouldn't go back into spec and she is on TRD's but the tiny amount of camber hasn't caused anything.

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awesome thats what i like to hear...

toeveryhour

iTrader: (3)

yeah i'm running tanabe springs. i didn't do a thing afterwards, alignment, camber, nothing. you'll be fine