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Installation on Camber Kit

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Tool Man

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Aug 14, 2004
Chesapeake, Virginia
I just lowered the car with the Eibach Sportline Springs and the KYB AGX Struts, I just purchased a new camber kit to get the rear tires kicked back out as close to spec as possible. I'm taking the car up to the shop to get it aligned after I get the kit on. I was wondering how hard it is to put the kit on myself, and also if anyone has any info that I should know/be aware of. The shop wants $80 and if I can do it myself that's money that could be spent better else-where. Any input is appreciated. Thanks
 
This is my thread, I didn't know I was logged in under my Dad's name. SO no confussion for anybody, the requested information is for a 95 Eclipse. Sorry for any troubles, thanks again for all the info.
 
What type of kit?

The typical bolt and washer kit may take you 20 minutes or so per side. A cam-bracket kit will take a bit longer.
 
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