Eibach Pro Kit or Tein S Lowering Springs?
Eibach Pro Kit or Tein S Lowering Springs?
Hey guys imma about to drop my G 04 SEDAN,
Im going for Lowering Springs + Rear Camber Arm.
I've heard this setup would be safe and fine for GOOD-LOOKING, COMFORT and GOOD PERFORMANCE.
Im between Eibach Prokit (1.1"/1.1") and Tein S. (2.0"/1.3")
Have you guys experienced this setup?
Any recommendation?
What about CAMBERS? any recommended brand?
Thank you.
BUMP !
Im going for Lowering Springs + Rear Camber Arm.
I've heard this setup would be safe and fine for GOOD-LOOKING, COMFORT and GOOD PERFORMANCE.
Im between Eibach Prokit (1.1"/1.1") and Tein S. (2.0"/1.3")
Have you guys experienced this setup?
Any recommendation?
What about CAMBERS? any recommended brand?
Thank you.
BUMP !
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Camber is not plural. Camber is a measurement of wheel angle.
I would recommend that you buy front and rear camber kits. The front is not adjustable at all from the factory.
My g35x has a higher stock ride height that a rwd sedan. Given that, I went with Eibach Pro kit and SPC front and rear camber kits to get my camber and toe back to factory spec.
I would recommend that you buy front and rear camber kits. The front is not adjustable at all from the factory.
My g35x has a higher stock ride height that a rwd sedan. Given that, I went with Eibach Pro kit and SPC front and rear camber kits to get my camber and toe back to factory spec.
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