i have tanabe gf 210 and alot of camber in the rear, my friend told me that the only was a shop can align it correctly is to use the camber adjusters from racing beat or some other company. is this true? or will they be able to align it and fix my camber as it sits?

 

Rear camber is not adjustable on a stock car.

 

so yes, i would need the camber adjusters?

 

If your car's lowered, you'll need an adjustment rod.

 

I run the same springs, dropped an inch all 4 corners. Used the Racing Beat version and specs are back to what they're suppose to be. Like they said, if it lowered it you need to use some version or live with lots of tire rotation and worn out tires.

 

the single center bar will not give you even camber left to right. it wont be too far off, but it wont be even (on mine, i think there was around .5 degree difference). i would recommend the individual adjusters. costs twice as much, but probably worth it.
http://www.awrracing.com/store/produ...products_id=80
thats the cheapest set i do believe.