Camber kit or no????

[Jemmo5ltr]

hey guys im new to the lowering of cars used to drive a jacked up hilux so i know how to lift them thats it.
I drive a VY Berlina series 2 and im gettin a set of 20s for it soon and wanna put in a set of super lows front and rear.
what will i need for this besides the springs obviously.....
and i going to need to replace the shocks front and back and am i also gonna need a camber kit???

[Not_An_Abba_Fan]

The rear of the VY has some adjustment, but it may not be enough. Lower it first, then see if you need a kit.

[DUK13Y]

Most people will recommend getting a camber kit when lowering.

[Dak666]

The rear of the VY has some adjustment, but it may not be enough. Lower it first, then see if you need a kit.

There is no camber adjustment at all in the rear of a VY, only toe. Lower it then get it measured and see what it comes out at.

[Lumps of cheese]

More than likely you'll need a kit but you never know, just see how it comes out.

[Scooter79]

On the topic of camber kits, I read somewhere that you need to check or adjust diff float after lowering and adding a camber kit. If not you can damage the diff. Can anyone shed some light on this?

[cpbait]

is this true for lsd's? what if only going an inch lower than standered on say and ss vy?

[Not_An_Abba_Fan]

There is no camber adjustment at all in the rear of a VY, only toe. Lower it then get it measured and see what it comes out at.

I know, but it is the toe that changes as well and pulls the wheel out as you drive, making it look like the camber is worse than it is. As I said, lower it first then determine whether you need a kit. Most times you will.

[Bravotwozero]

I have a lowered VY with no camber kit. No issues at all.

[davey g-force]

I have a lowered VY with no camber kit. No issues at all.

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