ok i put on my sportlines, Dayum rear camber out tha azz, will the 15 dollar thing work ? anyone tried it, if not, what do i do ? also, the right front shock makes knocking noises, not loud like BANG but lil knocks when i hit lil bumps in the road, anyone ever experienced that ? all i know is they ride alot better than coil overs but they dropped my rear low

the peeps I've talked to said that you will get all these new noises once you lower your car. It's just something you gotta expect. (are you using the stock struts) Oh, and I think the $15 mod will work with sportlines, because they definately work with prokits, and there is only .5" dif between the two settled (the dif isn't really much)

PS due to inflation we should change the "$15 mod" to "$20 mod" though

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im in the same situation... i have a set of Sportlines in my garage, and i do not plan on spending hundreds of dollars for camber kits. I plan on doing the $15 mod. what degree will this set my rear to?
i dont want to rip through my scorchers cause theyre not cheap.

i want the drop of the sportlines, but should i go with the pro-kits to save my tires?
help please.
Thank you.
.Mike-1995 Eclipse GS.

i need to be dropped..

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You can do the 15 dollar camber mod but your camber still won't be perfect. To be within spec again you will need a camber kit for the front and the back, and one that adjusts at least 3 degrees at that. But if you are trying to save money the 15 dollar camber mod will help your tires last a little longer.