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Eibach Pro-Alignment Front Kit for 05-10 Scion tC / 08-10 Scion xB / 92-96 Lexus ES 300 /

SKU: EIB5.81290K
Barcode: 803050201409

$35.00

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Eibach Pro-Alignment Front Kit for 05-10 Scion tC / 08-10 Scion xB / 92-96 Lexus ES 300 /

$35.00

$35.00

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Brand
Eibach
SKU
EIB5.81290K
Shipping weight
1.0 lb

Alignment kits are necessary when lifting or lowering vehicles because changes in the height of a vehicle can affect the alignment of its wheels. If a vehicle is lowered or lifted beyond a certain point, factory alignment specifications will not be achievable which can negatively effect handling. These alignment kits not only allow the adjustment of a vehicle’s camber back to factory specifications, but they also allow an experienced chassis tuner to utilize the increased adjustment range to achieve a more performance-oriented alignment.

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