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I have eibach sportline springs and being ignorant and stupid I did not listen and did not buy a alignment kit I have done alot of research and wanted to now using you're personal judgement which is the best to use and after I install it will a typical alignment shop set everything? Thanks Paul
whats up any help my tires are balding really fast any suggestions would greatly be appreciated
http://rockauto.com/ has some camber adjustable front upper control arms. They may also have something similar for the rear. It should fix wacked out camber no prob.
Here is a thread I found about link to camber kits. Not sure if there still available. Ingalls has camber kits, check there site out. 87 Prelude upper control arms work for camber adjustments . (not sure of all years)
https://www.3geez.com/showthread.php?t=29783
Since the eibach spring don't lower more than 1.5" (I'm pretty sure it's a 1.4 inch drop), you shouldn't necessarily need a camber kit, just a four-wheel alignment that you can get at a local shop.
Alex
So with the sportline all I need is a alignment?????
Its actually a 1.5 to 2.0 drop so I may actually need it huh?????
what kind of alignment do you want to do?
MAJORITY of tirewear is dued to inproper toe alignment. The only way to fix this is to go to a wheel shop and get an alignment done.
Camber does destroy tires too but at 1.5inch drop there shouldn't be alot of tire wear so a camber kit is not necessarily. I personally believe that 2degrees of camber is beneficial for our cars when cornering. Toe is a bigger factor in tirewear so get an alignment pronto!
Wait, you didn't get an alignment after lowering your car? You HAVE to, so you don't destroy tires, which it sounds like you're doing now.
Alex
Alright thanks for the advice
yea if its 1inch or over suggest to do a computer alignment. $50 here in southern california
