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Old 03-06-2010, 04:42 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Question Eibach Sporline springs and SPC camber arms?

I just got my Sportlines in the mail right now and im just waiting on my camber arms from corsport. How hard is it to do this install myself with no mechanical background lol
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Old 03-06-2010, 05:33 PM   #2 (permalink)
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did you see the diy and its not too bad need a spring compressor for the front. I did it with air tools so i dunno how hard itll be w/o them
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i got air tools
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It isn't too bad. Should take you 6 hours if you have a helping hand and the factory manual. Thats the no mech knowledge time and no air tools(there are some bolts that i thought had infinite threads lol).
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lol ok so my dad has a friend that works at honda as a mechanic and hes going to do the install for 120 springs and camber install.
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lol ok so my dad has a friend that works at honda as a mechanic and hes going to do the install for 120 springs and camber install.
That's not bad. I charge $100 for suspension installs on the 8th gen Civic's.
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do you guys think i will need front camber bolts for the sportline drop?
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You don't even need camber arms for the Sportlines. If you got S2 or Neuspeed springs, then I'd recommend that you'd need them. I got Sportlines on my car with NO camber arms, bolts, etc.
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I install some springs on my cousin fg2 and it was pretty easy.
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ok ok i see i see damn oh well
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