Nolathane do em. Got them in my shell. Makes a huge visible difference to camber. There is quite a bit of adjustabilty to them as I was playing around with them a few weeks back. Autolign are distributors for Nolathane, check out their website. I think Hamilton will be your closest store.
Update - The Good news - went in and sorted my camber issue out turns out the stock swaybar has had a slight knock at some stage leaving a slight bend in it pretty sure it wasn't me but you never know lol could only just tell upclose and up on a hoist so lucky I have a 27mm front one that was sitting here about to go on, That sorted new tires and a wheel alignment seems to have fixed the problem
The bad news- Is the cooler fund has takin a knock so just a little while longer before some decent boost
Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
Yeah I raised my eyebrows at the guy to when he pointed out to me but his answer was "It wont be helping" so I put the other one on just incase all it needed was a decent wheel alignment I think
I had a bent strust tower that a previuos owner had bent somehow on one of my VL's and it ate tyres.....but in saying that ive lowered 2 VLs on superlow king springs and ive never had a tyre chew out problem..........