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I thought you were turning the car into a road racer? If so, you don't want to remove any of the negative camber.

I'd have to disagree with that statement. Any sizable drop will result in too much negative camber in the rear. Due to the suspension geometry of a 2G, the rear gains more negative camber than the front. So to maintain any kind of balance, you'll need to dial out some of that rear negative camber with spacers. I typically run 0.75º to 1º less negative camber in the rear relative to the front to achieve good balance. YMMV


Scott McIntyre
1997 Talon TSi AWD
2008 Mitsu EVO X MR