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BuckNuttySep-11-02 01:45 AM
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#12058, "Eiback Pro's and camber...."




          

My friend got these put on his ride.....2" drop, no visible camber probs. Is this normal? He has a blitz kit and the rear is only like an inch and a half or so off the ground. Can our cars handle lowering good or something??

  

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Danny95ESISep-11-02 02:38 AM
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#12059, "RE: Eiback Pro's and camber...."
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I don't think Prokit will drop you below 2 inches. The Sportlines come close and you totally need camber kits with them.The lower you go, the more messed up your camber will be. I had Prokits on a 1G and I didn't need to adjust the camber.

  

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ClaySep-11-02 03:48 AM
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#12060, "RE: Eiback Pro's and camber...."
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^yeah. my drop didn't look like 2in. but camber was off by -1 off factory spec, after an alignment. since it was only a neg degree i'm not even going to spend more money on a camber kit. btw how much of a gap does your friend have on his blitz front & the ground? and what size of wheels too. thanks


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BuckNuttySep-11-02 11:09 PM
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#12061, "RE: Eiback Pro's and camber...."
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Well.....he's riding on stock RS(?) rims with stock size tires emoji .....his front is about 2 inches.....give or take...off the ground

  

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Danny95ESISep-12-02 02:33 AM
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#12062, "RE: Eiback Pro's and camber...."
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the diameter of a 14 inch rim and say a 17 inch rim with tires is about the same. That's why we get lower profile tires for bigger rims so the speedometer is not messed up. So his height would be the same sitting on 14s or 17s.

Check the wheel gap (fender wells) for how much of a drop he got.

  

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9D9 MITSU RSSep-12-02 05:36 AM
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#12063, "RE: Eiback Pro's and camber...."
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my sportlines when I had them settled way out. He probably has sportlines. My car was seriously too low to drive with the sideskirts fitted up. They would have been on the ground most of the time.

  

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