i bought a set of rims and i lowered my car and now i have camber issues. do i need to get both the arms and toe for the rear? or just the arms?

 

Both. I ordered the rear toe arms and the mechanic just called to inform me that there isn't enough toe adjustment.

 

12mike80 - are your issues in the front/back or both? What are your current specs and what wheels/tires?

 

I'm not exactly sure what the specs are of now but it's pretty ovious that my rear wheels are in squat position after replacing my wheels by 19s with 275/30 and what if now that I just bought a lowering springs. It might be worst after installing the springs. Any suggestions? My front looks ok but I dont know whats gonna happen after I drop it by 1.3"

 

I have the same problem but with just a drop. My rear looks horrible while the front looks fine.

 

Each inch of drop increases negative camber by ~~0.8 degrees.