a quick q about Eibach lowering springs...

[ProjectAWDeagle]

Hello

I have a 1G AWD talon, I was wondering if I bought the Eibach Sportline lowering springs, is it a requirement to get camber control kits with it? I just installed Hancook Ventus tires and don't want to screw them up. I am also going to go with KYB GR-2 struts. I have thought about KYB AGX struts because I can't justify the price as I am not into racing, just general driving...
Thanks Mike

 

[1badtsi]

if you dont want to wear off the inside of your new tires i would strongly suggest a camber kit

 

[ProjectAWDeagle]

hey

thanks, I think I will get the camber kit.

Thanks mike

 

[Xphile1999]

what about a FWD? Would I need kits for both the front and rear? Beacause I have only seen them for the front.
Thanks for the Input


-Andrew

 

[1badtsi]

it doesnt matter fwd or awd, if you wanna lower your car and keep the handling and proper wear of your tires your gonna have to get the camber kit

 

[jérôme]

probably been asked before, but what about for a 1" drop w/ the pro kit?
thanks

 

[dsm1kenobe]

Originally posted by jérôme
probably been asked before, but what about for a 1" drop w/ the pro kit?
thanks

Some people need it, and some don't. Install your springs and get an alignment to see if the factory slots can correct the rear camber. The fronts are out of spec by a small amount and, IMO can be left alone.

 

[leet]

Originally posted by 1badtsi
it doesnt matter fwd or awd, if you wanna lower your car and keep the handling and proper wear of your tires your gonna have to get the camber kit

I'd imagine he doesn't much care about handling, as he is buying lowering springs.