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will i need a camber kit?
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Not sure.....
I think the VX and VS have different part numbers so they may be slightly different..
Pop into a suspension joint and ask them to check for you!
Good luck with it
I think the VX and VS have different part numbers so they may be slightly different..
Pop into a suspension joint and ask them to check for you!
Good luck with it
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they have completely different part numbers, im not too sure but id say they would fit, but sit lower in the vx due to the vs being a lighter car.
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I'm not a fan of answers in this thread.. I've got a Series 2 VX, sittingon Superlows..
You do NOT need a camber kit. The series 2 has a control arm, which is the next best thing for all intents and purposes..
SL's are easily legal, UNLESS you have a body kit. Which will then depend on the kit..
You do NOT need a camber kit. The series 2 has a control arm, which is the next best thing for all intents and purposes..
SL's are easily legal, UNLESS you have a body kit. Which will then depend on the kit..
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