FS[NorEast]: Tokico HP Struts & Eibach Sportline Springs (Only 3,000 miles!)
I just listed everything on eBay 20 minutes before he made an offer
. The listings don't start until tomorrow though. But we shall see what becomes of this 
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I guess this question is for the seller or anyone else whom may know... if I had a set up like this would I have to get caster/chamber plates to make corrections? Wanted to lower the car but not wanting to tear up tires... While I have your attention is there a way to lower without having to adjust chamber? Maybe some springs that aren't too aggressive?
Thanks!
Thanks!
If I still had the whole set I would have said no to that. I was firm at $450. But the front shocks have been sold to sracura. If you are interested in the springs feel free to make me an offer.
You would need a camber kit for the front and rear if you wanted to be within the factory specs. Ive run 3 different suspensoon setups, none of which Ive actually used camber kits. I had about -2 degree camber on all 4 corners and was fine with that so the answer to your question is yes, you SHOULD run a camber kit. However, it is really a matter of preference. Keep in mind though that every car is different and your camber may be more or less than mine was with an identical setup.
I guess this question is for the seller or anyone else whom may know... if I had a set up like this would I have to get caster/chamber plates to make corrections? Wanted to lower the car but not wanting to tear up tires... While I have your attention is there a way to lower without having to adjust chamber? Maybe some springs that aren't too aggressive?
Thanks!
Thanks!
Last edited by StreetChase; Jan 2, 2013 at 12:45 PM.
