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Its pretty simple really. Want kind of handling do you want. If you put springs on and don't do an alignment, I promise you, your alignment is off. Wrong toe and camber. I used an Eibach pro kit on my car and had an alignment done right afterwards and the toe and camber were way off. Then I put front and rear camber kits on and realigned.
Here is what I dont understand. Why spend money on springs and wheels only to have the car perform worse? Spend a little more and do front and rear camber kits so you can adjust the front and rear of the car during an alignment. This I also promise you, your car after the alignment will handle way better than before. My alignment now is -1.75 camber in the front and -1.5 in the rear. Toe front and rear is set at 0. Without camber kits, well, good luck. |
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not according to that calcuralor. They are 1.8% larger. 11mm taller... May not even be enough to effect camber, i just know that it's not the same size. With a spring chance you definately need to. You are moving suspension components all around screwing camber and toe reading all up. I drove my car to the alignment shot with my camber all screwey and it handled like shit. Post alignment it handled like it was on rails. |
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