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Are these for the coupe AND sedan? All of the sites dont really say anything different about them, but just wanted to make sure before i buy

 
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I just got the S. techs for my sedan. The guy told me there wasn't a difference. They fit on my car. But you DO NEED a camber kit. My rear camber was really bad. The front wasn't as bad but you need a complete kit.

 
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no ****ing way thats another 200...doesnt an alignment usually take care of that

 
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If you want to keep your tires then you will get a camber kit. If you do not want to get a camber kit then get the H-techs or the Eibach pro kit. Anything over a 1.25" drop needs a camber kit. If you do not get a camber kit then your tires will only last about 2500 or 3000 miles. After you get the camber kit then you can get it aligned.

 
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i got camber wit Eibach pro kit on my sedan. so its best to get camber kit regardless

 
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The S tech springs are for the coupe. The sedan obviously has a heavier *** end and the s techs werent designed to handle it. Sure, theyll work, but theyre going to sag like crazy. I had them on my coupe and I didnt like how much lower the rear was than the front, and once they settle, its going to be worse on your sedan.

 
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ditto!

 
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^This is correct. I would not put them on a sedan, unless you are a fan of the *** sag. LOL

 
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I have Neuspeed Sports that were made for sedan on my coupe. No *** saggage for me! Although I do wish to make my car a little lower... maybe a set of coilover will fix this.

 
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actually they arent that bad, i got my s techs from spoonEM(robbie) its true the sedan is alot heavier but they will eventually settle in. the stechs are just something to lower the car for now but i will eventually go back to the SS coils again. BTW thanks for letting me know that robbie when you gave them to me!

 
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actually they arent that bad, i got my s techs from spoonEM(robbie) its true the sedan is alot heavier but they will eventually settle in. the stechs are just something to lower the car for now but i will eventually go back to the SS coils again. BTW thanks for letting me know that robbie when you gave them to me!

 
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you asked for them. you said you didnt want your car sitting at ride height. and actually, I did tell you they were for a coupe and not a sedan and that it was going to sit lower in the back. I guess you didnt hear me. besides, even if you did hear, you still wouldve had me put them on.

 
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of course it wont sag in the back for you. you got springs that were rated for a heavier rear end on your light rear end, your car just want drop as low in the back.

 
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as far as camber kits go- you dont exactly need one- if you can get everything dialed out with the stuff thats on your car already then more power to your mechanic. But he probably wont be able to after a certain point so bamb, thats when you need a camber kit.

Man.. wasnt there a sticky on "DO I NEED A CAMBER KIT?" in the suspension forum?

 
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No that's wrong. I put my s-techs on around 10k miles ago and my tires are all holding up like ****ing champs. Hell no I wasn't going to buy a camber kit. Just make sure to keep rotating your tires and you'll be good.