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just got some neuspeed racing springs and on the neuspeed site it says it highly recommends aftermarket shocks, wondering if its true ? and i probably need struts too right ? and then reading the suspension FAQ it says i should get a camber kit if you do a more then 2 in drop, and i saw a 2 types of camber kits on the site ? not sure which one would be better or if i need both ? any info would be help, thanks

 
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haha, your going to go broke........

 
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and that helped me how ?

 
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Welcome to the site and the suspension forum. I am happy that you read the FAQ, but search around a little bit before posting. Read Zzyzx's Suspenion Tuning 101 at the top too for more info.

Please do your research before lowering any car. Don't just slap a set of springs on your car and think that is all is going to be well. It is highly suggested that you get a set of aftermarket shocks. OEM shocks will slowly wear down and eventually die. Do not ask us how long they will last because we cannot give you that answer. It depends on many factors. The only ones available right now are the Koni Yellows. They will set you back around $550 shipped. It is also highly recommended to get camber kits, especially for the rear. You can get the SPC camber kit from a member here, danscreations, for $129 shipped for front and rear. That should do it for a safe setup.

You do not need new struts but you will have to modify your front struts to get the Konis to fit.

 
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$550 will these koni's work ? http://www.neuspeed.com/products/pro...ils.asp?app=47|CV&type=2&ltype=ns_import&p_id=1243 there only $141 on that site and could search around for cheaper ? what about this camber kit, this any good ? http://www.neuspeed.com/products/pro...ils.asp?app=47|CV&type=2&ltype=ns_import&p_id=1429


EDIT: woops, i guess copy and paste the links, sorry

EDIT: copy and pasting doesnt work either hehe, ill just add the images

 
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Part#: 8041.1281 Sport Koni Shock $141.40

 
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Part#: IN.38970 Ingalls' Engineering Camber Correction Kit - SMARTARM™ RUBBER BUSHING (-2° - +3°) $78.02

 
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Ingalls will due just fine. I suggest ordering your konis from Rob at www.tornactive.com Danscreation, as far as I know, has the cheapest SPC camber kits around. Ingalls is just as good as SPC but you will pay over $130 just for the rear alone.