Do we really need a camber kit for TEIN lower spring?
#1
Do we really need a camber kit for TEIN lower spring?
I currently have middle drop on my G and want to have more aggressive look so I'm looking at the Tein lower spring but not sure if I have to have a camber kit and is it better than Eibach?
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mickeygriffin (12-27-2014)
#3
I'm on Eibach now and pretty much like it. at first I planned to get a body kit but now change my mind so need to drop a little more. but honestly - is that a MUST to install the camber kit?
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mickeygriffin (12-27-2014)
#4
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I had eibachs on my 00 Prelude with Koni yellow shocks back in the day. It was decent, but a little floaty for my tastes... I've never had Tein springs, but I did have Tein Coilovers on my RSX and I absolutely loved them! They were amazing in every way... As for camber kits, you really SHOULD get them with any drop. Highly recommended. Your tires and wallet will thank you later. I had a slammed gs300 that loved to eat through tires ever 4k miles... "Hella" camber and all... Way over that now. At least get the rear kit if not front and rear.
#6
Administrator
Doesn't take a lot of lowering on our cars to get them super out of spec. Unless you want to deal with the headache of flipping tires around.
#7
Registered User
I wouldn't go with Tein s-tech, i've had them for about a year and have to change tires every 2-3 months on the rear. I also have a spc rear camber kit and spc toe bolt kits and it still eats through them
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#10
I didn't feel big different for the ride quality. and also i don't use any camber kits on my car. i'm using 245 front and 275 rear for the tires.
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