Camber kit for Tein S Techs??
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With the Tein S Tech Springs - (1.4/front 1.3/rear inch drop) is it neccesary to have a camber kit? I was informed by matt (abmerop18 here on 7thgen) that anything below a 1.5" drop would not require a camber kit and you would not have to worry about blowing your stock shocks. Is this true? Just wanna double check, thanks.
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Originally Posted by droppin187s
With the Tein S Tech Springs - (1.4/front 1.3/rear inch drop) is it neccesary to have a camber kit? I was informed by matt (abmerop18 here on 7thgen) that anything below a 1.5" drop would not require a camber kit and you would not have to worry about blowing your stock shocks. Is this true? Just wanna double check, thanks.
you don't require a camber kit with any drop. it's not neccessary....but when your tires get ate up you'll be glad you got one. Any drop now a days is gonna have negative camber with springs and sleeved coilovers. And eventually your shocks will give also! they won't stay like factory.
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Rep Power: 408 I don't think it's necessary.
I have tein s tech springs on my car and there is definate negative camber.
But its not too bad.
Camber kit won't hurt you in long run. So Why not.
I have tein s tech springs on my car and there is definate negative camber.
But its not too bad.
Camber kit won't hurt you in long run. So Why not.
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Originally Posted by droppin187s
yeah...wont hurt. ill start SEARCHING for a good camber kit- i wont ask b/c i dont want Mr. Modify all up on me telling be to search. just playin man.
haha. SPC man...more then decent! good price to from danscreation!
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Rep Power: 286 bring your car to like ntb for an alignment and have them correct the chamber they normally do anyway but its like 60 bucks i think and thats alot cheaper than gettin chamber kit and install thats what im gonna do with my tein stechs someone tole me a chamber kit isnt necessary unless you got like 2-3 + inch drop
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Originally Posted by ncirom2003
bring your car to like ntb for an alignment and have them correct the chamber they normally do anyway but its like 60 bucks i think and thats alot cheaper than gettin chamber kit and install thats what im gonna do with my tein stechs someone tole me a chamber kit isnt necessary unless you got like 2-3 + inch drop
why do people call it a chamber kit? lol
an like stated before a "CAMBER " kit isn't neccessary for any drop.......
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Originally Posted by droppin187s
ok- would you recommend a camber kit on a 1.4" drop. or will it not be that bad since its not a big drop?
yes i would recommend one...it's soooooooooooooo worth it!
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Originally Posted by Mr.Modify
why do people call it a chamber kit? lol
an like stated before a "CAMBER " kit isn't neccessary for any drop.......
an like stated before a "CAMBER " kit isn't neccessary for any drop.......
but i say he should have it adjusted at least because otherwise the inner side of the tire will wear alot quicker and its alot harder to notice when ur car is low plus its not all that great for handling as people think. and it looks alot better i think when the wheel isnt leaning in all retarded lookin
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Rep Power: 0 i have the s-techs...
the alignment places couldn't get it back to the factory specs. i was off by like 1 degree in the back and .5 in the front.(not sure exactly search for it in this forum)
but i went ahead and bought an spc kit and now its perfect. so its really ur choice...from wut i'm told....toe will wear out ur tires faster than camber...
when i changed my springs my alignment was waaay off...so after it settles get an alignment... oh and i started rubbing after i got my wheels perfectly aligned...but i have 17s...
the alignment places couldn't get it back to the factory specs. i was off by like 1 degree in the back and .5 in the front.(not sure exactly search for it in this forum)
but i went ahead and bought an spc kit and now its perfect. so its really ur choice...from wut i'm told....toe will wear out ur tires faster than camber...
when i changed my springs my alignment was waaay off...so after it settles get an alignment... oh and i started rubbing after i got my wheels perfectly aligned...but i have 17s...
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Originally Posted by tarheel365
i have the s-techs...
the alignment places couldn't get it back to the factory specs. i was off by like 1 degree in the back and .5 in the front.(not sure exactly search for it in this forum)
but i went ahead and bought an spc kit and now its perfect. so its really ur choice...from wut i'm told....toe will wear out ur tires faster than camber...
when i changed my springs my alignment was waaay off...so after it settles get an alignment... oh and i started rubbing after i got my wheels perfectly aligned...but i have 17s...
the alignment places couldn't get it back to the factory specs. i was off by like 1 degree in the back and .5 in the front.(not sure exactly search for it in this forum)
but i went ahead and bought an spc kit and now its perfect. so its really ur choice...from wut i'm told....toe will wear out ur tires faster than camber...
when i changed my springs my alignment was waaay off...so after it settles get an alignment... oh and i started rubbing after i got my wheels perfectly aligned...but i have 17s...
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