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One is longer than the other dude. Not sure which is which. Tape measure is your friend and one will give you wayyyyyy too much neg camber.

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GH is the commonly used arm, it in my opinion gives you too much camber anyway, best result i've heard was -3.5* and that was with camber plates set all the way positive.

 

XT130 corona LCA's are a beeter option IMO

 

GJ = EVIL

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well i mite get em any way and try and get them to fit...

 

3.5 deg. neg camber.... sick!!!

 

nothin like chewin thru tyres!!!

 

its a semi drift car, or will be soon anyway... so that camber will be nice...

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the 3.5 i was talking about was with GH arms

 

i wouldn't expect to see anything under 5* with the other ones :D

 

the Corona arms gave between 2 and 2.5

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well i am gettin them cheap anyway, i mite put them on and if i don't like them, see if a wrecker will swap for GH arms..

 

btw i am not running camber tops, just the LCA's and probably falcon springs... what falcons do they have to come out of??? is it just E series (EA, EB etc) or somethin else??

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Yes E series falcons have the same diameter springs. The GJ arms I've heard give up to -8 degrees camber which is just stupid.

 

Go with the XT130 Corona LCA's.

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the sigma arms your want are the ones with bolt on ball joints, ive got the ones with pressed in ball joints and i have about -2 degrees camber with my strut tops set a little bit positive, maybe 1 degree at the most.

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don't use the 5 deg negative cameber lcas, my cousins was using them on his 86 with camber tops full positive and its a waste and you need huge flares, just do it right from the 1st time

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