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would it be worth it? Im talkin about the sportlines. i figure new shocks would be a definite but would a camber kit be necessary?

 
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yes, i have them right now. love them. nice smooth ride. better than stock. camber kit is not a must, but definately worth it.

 
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yeah, hes right...they are worth it from the standpoint that they ride better and handle better than stock. i have stock shocks on and no camber kit right now and they work just fine. not as low as i would prefer, but the ride compensates for it

 
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please read the FAQ. It doesn't matter what springs you get, a camber kit isn't a must but nice to have.

 
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sdl02: can you post some pics so i can see what it looks like with no camber kit.

 
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some of yall check out the stickey 2k1 strut post at the top and tell me what you think about mine prob. see i have 35,000 and warranty is out but did i reed it right about the 100,000 mile thing?

 
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Hey Check the 4th pic on this thread....that's my friends New 04 and he has 18's on Sportlines....4th pic down

http://7thgencivic.com/forums/showthread.php?t=157035

 
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does he have a camber kit?

 
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camber kits cost a lot less than the amount they save you later on with new tires. i'm getting full Hayame coilovers next week. i'll have a 2 1/2 - 3" drop then.

 
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No he doesn't...

 
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they arent a must but if you want to save the life of your tires a measly 100.00 bux isnt anything in the scheme of things.

 
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Just an FYI as i recall the average human can only detect down to its either .5 degrees, or .3 degrees of camber change on an average sized tire( 26"'s tall as i recall ). And either .3 or .5 is enough to cause tire wear if its out that much. Other words dont rely on your calibrated eyeball, leave that to an alignment machine

 
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i'm selling my Sportline's once i get my Hayame coilovers.. $125 if ya want em.

 
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I have the sportlines....with Konis and rear camber kit by SPC.....you don't need the front camber bolts. Anyways.....the suspension is now the way it should have been made........

 
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thats cool but check out members ride talk and
look what i found out this morning!

 
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How much do the sportlines settle?