Eibach Sport lines HELP

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Eibach Sport lines HELP

whats up guys well. im in the market for eibach sport lines 1.5" drop. and i was curious would i need a camber (sp) kit ????

Nov 28, 2004

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Most likely yes

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yea my friend has them and he's on 17's and has a system and camber is pretty bad. Your most likely gonna need one.

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not neccessary though by the way

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I have sportlines and I required a front and rear camber kit. Get one, it will save you money in the end.

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rear def. I don't think you'll need a front camber kit. The way the suspension is set up on the front, there is very little adjustment so a camber kit would be worthless. Dropping your car won't really change much of the front geometry but you will want to get an alignment.