I'm looking at Neuspeed springs that drop it by 1.75 front and 1.5 rear. Think I'll need the camber kit?
Does everyone stick with Eibachs because it only drops it an inch and you don't need the kits?



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'97 2.2CL
White
Clear bumpers
De-badged trunk
Short ram intake
PIAA ion crystal yellow sidemarkers top & bottom
Yellow signal lights
4-way Kenwood 6x9's

And a lot of ideas in my head...

 

i recommend save your money on the camber kit.
once when my car was a lil over 2 inches dropped...i had 1.8 degress of camber...not bad...the range from the dealer for it to be in is 1.5 so i left it alone..
i had it dropped at 3.25 ..couldnt get the camber kit on...the metal part of the fender would sit on the control arm...it was fucked up..i removed the camber kit. and am still trying to sell it..
sumone correct me if im wrong, but i think a majority of the camber kits for accords will do this

 

i have the neuspeed springs, and my camber was off by 2.5 degrees in the front, i decided to get the camber kit, oh yeah, and your gonna need an alignment too.

 

Wow, that was off by a bit.
I'm beginning to reconsider that drop but i suppose it changes with each car? i don't want to spend for the camber kit, but I want a good drop.

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'97 2.2CL
White
Clear bumpers
De-badged trunk
Short ram intake
PIAA ion crystal yellow sidemarkers top & bottom
Yellow signal lights
4-way Kenwood 6x9's

And a lot of ideas in my head...