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Old Aug 3, 2003
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Tein S.Tech springs

I just ordered me some Tein S.Tech springs, 1.3 Front/1.4 Rear..ive heard alot of people say when they get their springs on they are usually a little lower than what they are supposed to be..so..am i lookin at about a 1.5" drop out of these springs? or what? and i didnt order a camber kit because i was told by a friend i didnt need one..but you guys probably know more than he does..what do u think?
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You will probably settle around 1.5" which will be fine. A camber kit is highly suggested to adjust the rear camber. If you will have uneven tire wear.
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so ur saying i should get a camber kit only for the rear?
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so ur saying i should get a camber kit only for the rear?
tahts what most of people do. you wont really have problem with front . if you want front camber kit. buy one its only 20 bucks(replacement bolt 14mm)
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do u guys think u could link me to some cheap rear camber kits please?
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do u guys think u could link me to some cheap rear camber kits please?
http://www.7thgencivic.com/forums/sh...threadid=91546
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ok..can someone tell me what a camber kit does exactly..i know it evens the tires up so they dont wear on the inner part..but do they do anything else...like better ride quality?
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