First post...new suspension

[Matt300]

Rear camber kit won't feel like something is wrong, but it'll definitely feel better once the kit is on. When I got my car, the last guy didn't install the camber kit. I went for an alignment to see if that would fix what sounded like a slight knocking from the rear. This was about a year after owning it and LOTS of driving. So it wasn't an immediate problem. They showed me the tire, had a bump that looked like a friggin' tumor. So we got the camber kit for $120 bucks, no charge for install since they were doing an alignment anyways. Sound wasn't that bad after, but it was still there. Later I got the new tires. Drag racing, occasional road trips, and at least 400 mi. on a normal week. Year and a half later, those new tires look damn good. So drive without the camber if you want for now since your tires are used, but when the time comes to replace tires, might as well get the kit and just protect the investment. Oh, you'll be able to go longer without needing an alignment too.

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[trang_man]

Hey guys, I was wondering how easy the installation was?
Plus, is your ride any bouncy or anything?

[gearbox]

it wont be bouncy if you get upgraded aftermarket shocks. with oem shocks it will be very bouncy.

[trang_man]

But, I thought coilovers were the whole suspension?

[gearbox]

yeah if you get full coilovers it replaces the spring and shock. but cheaper coilovers will still suck.

[trang_man]

ahh, Thank you sir.

[retro7man]

so you like the d2s? cause im thinkin of getin them