camber kits??? I am going to put on Max Speed coilovers (adjustable from 1 - 4 inches) but i will only drop it 2 at the most for right now. I am also getting new tie rod ends, axels and CV joints not to mention 3 new tires....possibly new ball joints if they went bad too. Since this is all going to be expensive, could i save money and not get the camber kits and wait on them do u think the camber would be really bad if i drop it 2 inches? Also, where can i get a good kit for around 150? Thanks in advance.
i tell you what... for your bday i'll get some struts and put those damn things on ebay.... as long as we get $50 for it we broke even and i'll split the cost of some springs.... i'll help out with the camber kit as well.....
then i 0wn j00
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Last edited by PreludeChick89; 05-09-2003 at 06:45 PM.
that was probably me that you emailed. If you adjust your coilovers your going to be out of alignment anyway and will have to have it realigned. So if your not aligning them before you go autocrossing it won't matter.
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Originally posted by j_t_heilbrun that was probably me that you emailed. If you adjust your coilovers your going to be out of alignment anyway and will have to have it realigned. So if your not aligning them before you go autocrossing it won't matter.
haha.. i dug up the email.... you did infact say that...
so yeah... i should go back and delete my previous thing so i don't look dumb.... i'm sick and on meds... i'm a lil messed up... i thought he'd post about how much for a camber kit b/c i did say we need one
so yeah... i don't like the ride quality of 'coilovers'.... so i might try to convince you (mike) to go with just some regular lowering springs.... so a lil over 1.5" to lower will look nice and not too low for philly visits..... j_t.. could you pm a quote or post a quote for the balljoints?
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