new eibach springs for the g35x?
#91
01-18-2011, 04:39 PM
I am interested in doing this but the factory max camber is -1.1 and this is -1.7 that is a decent amount of negative camber. I would love to give it a subtile drop but I like the way the car rides right now. Do the BC Coils have camber adjustment or do you still need a kit to stay near stock camber levels?
I added up the Eibach springs and alignment kits and its 680 bucks pre tax/shipping and I bet you could find the BC Coils for only a couple hundred more.
Are there other options to retain stock camber/toe with this drop other then Eibach?
I added up the Eibach springs and alignment kits and its 680 bucks pre tax/shipping and I bet you could find the BC Coils for only a couple hundred more.
Are there other options to retain stock camber/toe with this drop other then Eibach?
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01-18-2011, 04:54 PM
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01-18-2011, 08:22 PM
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I have a set of 1 way adjustable Koni Yellows (from TrueChoice) sitting in my garage, which I will most likely pair with Eibachs when my BC's show aging.
But they cost $1200, so with springs you're looking at $1500-still a decent deal for a complete setup.
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02-24-2011, 12:06 AM
Im thinking about getting these as my next mod.. The only other suspension mod I have is AWD Hotchkis Sways. I cant afford BC coils (especially if I want to get wheels this summer) I dont care about a soft ride, I want rock hard cornering lol. That's what Im concerned about some say there is bounce? Is this the case? And how long will it take for the stock struts to go? Finally, how will these allow stock camber settings? I dont want to eat through tires. Thanks
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