im installing a set of eibach pro's ...
will i need a camber kit? or he drop isnt going to effect it much?

 

If I remember correctly, eibach pro kit has the biggest amount of drop compare to other aftermarket springs. So I would definitely get a camber kit. The fronts might be okay, but the rear is what you have to worry about.

 

damn, i've heard different opinion from different people... ill start looking into camber kits just incase

 

well - the reason i wanted to pick up the eibach kit is because i thought i didnt need to mod anything(not too drasctic at least)last thing i wasnt to do is put a camber kit on it. - im trying to jump on that kit now, but i've been waiting for the gurus to drop me knowledge on what mods that pro kit will require... HELP !!!!!!!!!!...i think its 1.7in in front and 2in rear drop. The superior handling and appearence is the aim

 

thats exactly why im getting it... i didnt think they needecamber kits...

 

well you don't really have to get camber kits, but your tires might wear all weird. I have 2 fingers gap all the way around, and i don't need a camber kit cause i'm within spec or jsut off by .1 degrees. I guess i was lucky. But your mileage may vary since not all cars are the same

 

very tru, i have 81,000 on mines...
i dont know if its needed, i doubt it... but i just want to make sure though, feel me?

 

Pro kit 2.1 F 1.7 R..

 

so have we concluded we need cambers or not - and what specs (.1degrees) are you talkin about bobby doe doe

 

positive negative camber is what u mean right? who checks that - alignment joint?