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Location: Greenvale
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Thinking of lowering the tdci 30mm do I need a camber kit or will it be ok???
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08-06-2010, 03:04 PM
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Join Date: Nov 2008
Location: Mandurah WA
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i've lowered my zetec without camber kit and hasnt had any issues, there is obviously more camber but its up to you if you want to get it. I would, if i was to drop my next car, (i was lazy and poor when i did it first time). Doesnt cost much for the pedders upper arm struts or whatever theyre called. up to you really... 
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lowering the tdci
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