where do i find the ignalls camber kit that everyone seems to like? and has there been a writeup on how to install them? i did a search and couldnt come up with anything.im going to go with the tokico hp's and eibach pros...think thats a good setup?thanks!

http://www.iapdirect.com/catalog_items.asp?catid=1

There's where I bought mine. They come with free shipping too. There's no writeup that I know of... but installing them is actually very easy and straightforward. All you need are your basic hand tools. I installed my front camber kit in like 45 minutes.

As for the spring and shock setup, sorry can't help ya there.

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-Manny

thanks man...points for you.

Tokiko's/pro-kits is a VERY common setup. Personally, I think the $15 camber mod should do you fine but if you actually want to spend money on a kit, it's up to you...



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I got your PM. Ah, it's only a 1.5" drop. In that case, like eclipzGST said, I think you'd be better off with the $15 rear camber kit mod. Try that first and lower it and then wait a couple weeks to see how low the springs settle... then take it to an alignment shop to have them check if the front and rear camber is within spec... if not it'll probably need a 0-1 degree kit for the front. If the rear is not within spec you could always add or remove a washer or two.

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Black 96 GS

-Manny

Tokico HPS's and Prokit is the bomb. I have it and yea, you shouldn't need more than the $15 mod.

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