I'm thinking of putting some Tein S-Tech lowering springs on my car, but was wondering if I would have to install a camber kit and also replace the shocks.

 

You don't necessarily have to install a camber kit. I have them on my car and i dont see any noticeable uneven tire wear. You also dont have to replace the shocks. The only reason to doing so is to have a softer ride compared to if you didnt replace the shocks.

 

I just took the S-tech's off my car.

I had them on for around 5k miles and noticed the right front tire was wearing out fast on the inside edge.

Took it to a local alignment shop and they said the camber looking like about -2.5 degrees and that the stock suspsension didn't have any adjustment.

I looked up what was needed and decided the front A-arms and rear links was more than I wanted to spend.

I'm thinking about the H-tech springs for the Z might be a better solution since the drop is less and some people say they like the spring rate better.

The car sure looked great and handled very well with the springs on it though.

 

I installed the Kinetix front A-Arms on mine and everything is in spec. I didnt even need anything in the rear at all