r3flx

Advice on SUSPENSION issues.

This is probably a recurring topic but I've been scrolling through message for like the past hour and a half and still ahven't found completely acceptable answers to my question. So here goes.

I recently picked up a set of 19x9 rims with 225-35-19 tires. the offset is 45. I wanna prepare for rubbing and all suspension issues. So far I've come to the conclusion the probably the cheapest and most effective way to do this is to pickup some Eibach Pro Kit springs, Tokico shocks, and camber kits (front and back)?

I would go with Comptechs but I want a lower ride. I'd also go with Tein's but those are too expensive. So it would seem that this would be my best bet. Now I agree that getting the springs and shocks at the same time to save on installation costs is probably the best bet, but will I really need camber kits? If so, will I need for both the front and back?

Also, what can I expect to pay for all this including installation? Anybody in the Los Angeles or OC area know any good places that I cna get both the parts and installation done for cheap? If so, where and how much? Can you break the price down for me by part and then give me an estimate of the total job?

If you guys have any other recommendations on how to most effectively and cheaply make my car look and ride good, please let me know. Thanks!

r3flx

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mattg

9" rims w/ that drop will probably rub pretty bad.

Rod

I hope the 19X9 is a typo and that you meant 19X8. I think you'll have serious issues with 19X9 and a 45 offset. 19X8 with a 45 offset is almost pushing it.

r3flx

Yea sorry guys I meant 19x8... Hey I like your Axis Seven Mod... onyl thing that worries me is that the center cap could get stolen real easy right?