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develitateFeb-13-03 12:53 PM
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#15692, "Lowering eclipse and camber kits"


          

Im thinking of lowering my eclipse with an Eibach Pro-kit. How low can I go before I need a front and/or rear camber kit? I have 17x8 Konig Monsoons. Also if I go with the pro-kit what eles am I or should I get as far as suspension goes? (shocks struts ect.)

  

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SILVERNTFeb-13-03 01:40 PM
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#15694, "RE: Lowering eclipse and camber kits"
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tokicos i believe are a direct fit for the prokits. 2 styles you might wanna look into, the tokico blues are a non adjustable sport strut, and the tokico illuminas are a fully adjustable sport strut. as for camber, you might need a front kit, but you can get by with the $15 camber mod thats in the mods section on the homepage.

  

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fauchpjFeb-13-03 03:26 PM
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#15695, "RE: Lowering eclipse and camber kits"
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werd. i got the blues with the tokico springs. its a 1.5 drop and i needed one in the rear (put it on during spring installation) and the alignment guy said i should be ok up front

  

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develitateFeb-13-03 05:16 PM
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#15700, "RE: Lowering eclipse and camber kits"
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So are the shocks a must have or just a convienece?

  

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fauchpjFeb-13-03 05:31 PM
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#15702, "RE: Lowering eclipse and camber kits"
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kinda both. if you want a better ride, get the shocks. you might as well replace both at the same time since you dont have to do the job twice (see sig pic)

  

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