___ SPC Camber Kit Front and Rear HOLIDAY BLOWOUT | Save your tires and $$$ ___
#62
12-12-2007, 11:24 AM
Originally Posted by wadd3456
Sorry, I havent kept up on this forum in a while...... When using the spacesr, are the ABS (and other) light issues resolved with the revised arms?
Did you need a front pair?
Eddie
#63
12-12-2007, 04:58 PM
Yes, my wifes car needs a set. It goes through front tires extremely fast. The camber is bad + it feathers quickly.
Back to what you said.... There is no way to know if you need to put the spacers in or not until after youve already driven to the alignment shop and had them align it. If its no good, wouldnt you have to drive home, rip apart the front end again, put the spacers in, drive back to the alignment shop and pay them to do another alignment? Or is it safe to say I would need the spacers with the Tein S drop she has.
Back to what you said.... There is no way to know if you need to put the spacers in or not until after youve already driven to the alignment shop and had them align it. If its no good, wouldnt you have to drive home, rip apart the front end again, put the spacers in, drive back to the alignment shop and pay them to do another alignment? Or is it safe to say I would need the spacers with the Tein S drop she has.
#64
12-12-2007, 05:02 PM
Originally Posted by wadd3456
Yes, my wifes car needs a set. It goes through front tires extremely fast. The camber is bad + it feathers quickly.
Back to what you said.... There is no way to know if you need to put the spacers in or not until after youve already driven to the alignment shop and had them align it. If its no good, wouldnt you have to drive home, rip apart the front end again, put the spacers in, drive back to the alignment shop and pay them to do another alignment? Or is it safe to say I would need the spacers with the Tein S drop she has.
Back to what you said.... There is no way to know if you need to put the spacers in or not until after youve already driven to the alignment shop and had them align it. If its no good, wouldnt you have to drive home, rip apart the front end again, put the spacers in, drive back to the alignment shop and pay them to do another alignment? Or is it safe to say I would need the spacers with the Tein S drop she has.
Btw, you own 2 cars that im in a toss up of getting:
e46 m3 or e92 335ci.
Call me at 1-800-959-0145 ext 2 to Eddie to give me some insight please!!
#65
12-12-2007, 06:38 PM
Originally Posted by wadd3456
Yes, my wifes car needs a set. It goes through front tires extremely fast. The camber is bad + it feathers quickly.
Back to what you said.... There is no way to know if you need to put the spacers in or not until after youve already driven to the alignment shop and had them align it. If its no good, wouldnt you have to drive home, rip apart the front end again, put the spacers in, drive back to the alignment shop and pay them to do another alignment? Or is it safe to say I would need the spacers with the Tein S drop she has.
Back to what you said.... There is no way to know if you need to put the spacers in or not until after youve already driven to the alignment shop and had them align it. If its no good, wouldnt you have to drive home, rip apart the front end again, put the spacers in, drive back to the alignment shop and pay them to do another alignment? Or is it safe to say I would need the spacers with the Tein S drop she has.
#66
12-12-2007, 06:45 PM
Pleasure doing business with you. Im just waiting for the google email or call...
Oh, here is a teaser..... You know you want one dammit!
http://www.extremespeedonline.com/ga...2_itemId=16416
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Oh, here is a teaser..... You know you want one dammit!
http://www.extremespeedonline.com/ga...2_itemId=16416
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12-12-2007, 07:22 PM
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#73
12-18-2007, 11:47 AM
Installed the SPC front and rear kit yesterday. The install went smooth and I used the spacers. I suggest ordering a set of ball joint seats as they are very inexpensive ($9.26 each) and it will save time from having to remove the old seats from your OEM arms. I initially got the ABS, SLIP and VDC lights when I started the car but they all reset themselves so no issues. Car went on the alignment rack and the fronts were almost perfect after the install and the back need a minor tweak. I also installed Tein Basics and got a decent drop. Money well spent on the SPC kit.
Thanks again Eddie.
Thanks again Eddie.