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Geometry of the rear trail arms makes it impossible to add camber without cutting their mounts off, offsetting their rotation and welding the modified arms back on.
or just bend the arms lol
front end is just standard mcpherson struts that all ricer kids have figured this out with spacers etc already
Also tell me how your new slammed satsuma goes.
yeah so I read the whole article, and it apparently sucks doing it, so i just said "frick it"