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For the front, you're good with just the camber plates. The rear already has enough camber adjustment for a functional alignment, but adjustable rear toe arms are needed depending on how low you're planning to go. Once you start adding camber to the rear, either purposefully or by lowering, you start to lose toe adjustment. With the stock toe arms, I was only able to get -1.7ish° in the rear while maintaining a functional amount of rear toe for stability, so rear toe arms are necessary for me to get to the 2° I'm looking for.
Someone please correct me if I'm wrong about any of that above; I'm also fairly new the platform and drew the above the conclusions after a lot of research and some leaps of faith.
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