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Old 09-08-2001, 04:00 PM   #1 (permalink)
 
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Default Camber/Caster plates

Just wondering if anyone knows any places that make camber/caster plates for hyundais.

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Eibach and Ingalls.

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Do they have camber kits? (is that the same as a camber plate?)
Do all garages know how to set these up properly?
I recently was told I need a camber Kit for my car (I have 15's instead of 13's on it) since it has been aligned and the tires are still wearing out abnormally.

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