Ahero,

Your car is dope. what wheels are those and what size? I lie the drop, its subtle. But I agree slammed g are tempting

 

I've got the H&R sport springs without camber kits and the rear tires are TOAST! The front's seem to be wearing fairly even though.

Thankfully the rear kits are not very expensive so I will go with just rears this spring.

 

Look at Cusco A arms. Price is very reasonable:
http://z1auto.com/prodmore.asp?model...ng&prodid=1288

 

hey guys,

I was about to purchase the tein basic coilovers with spc front and rear cambers but now ive been noticing the spc arnt so hot from others..

im still going to purchase the tein basic coilovers but now im looking at possibly the 350evo front cambers and no idea on the rear cambers atm..spc rear?

im planning to lower my car 1.5"

im also going to purchase sway bars, not sure which ones iether..

just when I think I have what I need/want... lol

---can someone help me get a good setup here..

id really apreciate it, I cant seem to find something that others wont have issues with while dropping their car

 

cusco sways are awesome on my car...cant say anything for the rest since i havent tried those....

 

The cusco are some good looking arms aswell but if I had the cash def want the 350evo arms

 

You will definitely need front and rear camber kits. If you want to drop the car the right way, consider the extra $650 to get front and rear kits as part of the cost. That's less than a set of tires and you'll be saving tires by getting front and rear kits.

I have SPC front and rear and have no problems. Others have some issues with the SPC a-arms. Cusco and SPL are other affordable options for a-arms.

For the rear, you can't beat SPC for price or quality. Get the toe bolt kit too. I got my camber kits at www.iapdirect.com.

 

Each 1.0" lowering increases the negative camber by ~~ 0.8 degrees.

 

now thats a good bit of information to know

 

If you are looking for a front camber kit, I personally wouldn't recommend cusco....all though it is a good looking set up...the adjuster on the front arms are made out of plastic rather than metal which causes a lot of problems for me since they can easily pop out of place. But then again, im a different story since I'm riding on a 3.5" drop so every camber kit is going to have a strain on it...but my rear is the spc camber and i have no issues with those at all...

 

guys just a question, how much is the cost for the complete camber kit (front and rear) ? can someone post prices on diff products?