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Originally Posted by JohnnyS
I agreed. OEM Kit would look really nice!
H&R Sports springs. About 2 fingers gap front and rear. I got the springs from LacViet.
H&R Sports springs. About 2 fingers gap front and rear. I got the springs from LacViet.
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I would get an alignment in about a month or so. Give the springs a chance to settle in. A lot of performance shops have told me that in the past. If your car isn't pulling hard to either side, you might be alright. If you plan on doing a ton of fast or long distance highway driving, I would get one right away to prevent excessive tire wear if your toe is really off and then get another in 2-3 months.
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Oh, by the way, my alignments always come within acceptable specs, so no camber kit for me! I may get one just to make sure I am dead on and reduce the butterfly effect a little, provided I can find a good camber kit for minimal cost.
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Originally Posted by JohnnyS
Haven't done alignment yet. Camber looks ok. The drop is perfect for me, just a little bouncier than before but I like it.
Granted I dont have a type-s or the 17's either, I dont think you need to worry about an alignment or camber kit. Ive been dropped on the same springs for about 10k miles now and they are all settled in. With that said, there is VERY MINIMAL camber in the rear and none in the front. If you have the few hundred to spend on it all and it makes you feel better go for the camber kit, but you will not seen any abnormal tire wear in the front tires, let alone the rear.
the drop looks great, man. enjoy.
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Originally Posted by Bambo2888
Granted I dont have a type-s or the 17's either, I dont think you need to worry about an alignment or camber kit. Ive been dropped on the same springs for about 10k miles now and they are all settled in. With that said, there is VERY MINIMAL camber in the rear and none in the front. If you have the few hundred to spend on it all and it makes you feel better go for the camber kit, but you will not seen any abnormal tire wear in the front tires, let alone the rear.
the drop looks great, man. enjoy.
the drop looks great, man. enjoy.
Cool. Thanks man
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Originally Posted by JMAL
looks good i have the same car. are you stock struts?
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Originally Posted by LacViet
Looking good Johny! Time to do some more mods!
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Originally Posted by VinhsTL
Cars' looking clean bro... Waiting for my S-tech to b dropped in... What was your drop ratio?
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Originally Posted by VinhsTL
Was that on the stock 17's 02-03 rims? And I was talking bout inch ratio...
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