hey guys, i just ordered the H&R sports for my TL, just to be sure, when i put them on, i shouldnt pay more than $200 right? and i have 19's on the car, so i will need camber kit and an alignment after 2 weeks correct me if im wrong? thanks for your help

 

Price varies from location to location. As I mentioned in another thread.. I've seen prices from $125-$225 depending on your location.

I have 18" rims/tires on my car and I needed a camber kit and alignment on mine. All cars react differently to being lowered... so you can probably make a call on the camber kit after you install the springs. The alignment should be done right away.

 

I had my Comptech springs but on by my dealer and was told I actually didn't need the camber kit nor an alignment. I have 18x7.5's as well...I had it done 10 days ago and have over anotehr 1,000 miles since with no problems...

 

thanks for the input guys. not that im bein cheap or anything but i dont want to waste alot of money on a camber kit or other materials just for my car to be dropped an inch or so, ya know....

 

Well, r10apple's reply is a perfect example that cars respond differently to drops. We have different springs (similar drops) with the same size rims/tires and he didn't need a camber kit where I do (you can actually see the slight slant of the rear wheels).......

 

I'd suggest to get alignment done after 2 weeks or so for the springs to settle. Depending on how much off camber you are at 2 weeks later then you can decide to get a kit or not. If you are riding on 18s I'd say you'll need a kit. You don't want to replace 18s tires every 3 months do you?

Tatewaki

 

bomb your gonna be very happy with those h&r sports!!! i just got my sports put on on monday and i love them.

 

Bomb--check your Private Messages.

 

Yeah-I really thought the dealer was gonna hose me after I got the word on how much the install was gonna cost me, but he flat out said I didn't need either-even though the tech said they have the camber kits in stock...