im putting eibach prokit on this weekend. its a 1.3 inch drop front/back, do you think a camber kit is necessary? if not then how do i adjust the camber if i stay with the stocker stuff? thanks
Brandon

when it comes to camber all cars are different......after u get the springs on i would get an alignment.....ask them to look at the camber and tell u if its out of spec or not....thats not a big drop so u might not have problems.....u never know though.....if im not mistaken the rear is where it will be the worst......but get it checked to see......there is a mod for the rear that uses longer bolts to help fix the camber.....like 10-15 dollars i think.....u cant adjust it with the stock stuff.........i could be wrong though.....

dfresh

do you need to search first? YES! eh that's ok. if you searched you would have had many many many other threads to look through. you might not need a camber kit, 1.3 inches isn't that bad. i have 2" drop as you can see in my sig, and that definitly required a camber kit. i would say if you can find a cheep one, go ahead and get it. the old saying, "better safe than sorry" comes to mind. either pay $100 for camber kits or pay $400 for tires every 3-6 months. i would take the camber kit if i were you. but again, it might not be necessary for you. good luck :thumbsup

yeah yeah, i know, i should have searched. it was just a last minute thought while studying for a test so i didnt have time for all that lol. thanks anyway.
Brandon

i just got my prokits installed yesterday and i spent all day today looking for the $15 rear camber mod parts with no luck so to answer your question, you will need them. the rear will be the worst