Camber Kit Question...

[adamism]

I'm going to be lowering my Eclipse Gs-T 2 inches lower than stock.. I will be using Skunk2 Coilovers and the stock shocks and stock wheels. Now, do I need a camber kit to lower it 2 inches or is it unnecessary?

If so.. Would a 1.5-3.0 Extreme Front Camber Kit for front and up to 3.0 rear extreme camber kit (both from Ingalls) be okay? Plz need help.

 

[CowPimp]

You will almost definitely need to get a front and rear kit. Any kit should be fine for a 2" drop. I doubt that it is necessary to buy those overpriced extreme kits.

 

[adamism]

Oh, really? Yea, they're a little expensive. I'll look for something a little cheaper. Thanks.

 

[Sk8er07999]

Yeah you will probably need the camber kit. I have the skunk2's too but mine are all the way down in the back and close but not all the way down in the front. I also have the ingalls extreme camber kit. I aligned it myself at school and was barely able to get the back straight up but I did. The front even with the camber kit since it's soo low I can use that type of camber kit because if I bring the camber out the control arm will hit the inner fender well. so in the front I would recommend going with an adjustable ball joint type camber kit. but you might not need to go to those extremes I don't realy know.

 

[ECLIPSE4x4]

Get the camber kits and save yourself a lot fo heartache and worn tires in the end.

http://www.gmpperformance.com/products/suspension/camber/mitsubishi.htm

 

[GSntncT]

please do that. I thought I'd be fine without a kit. My fresh, 2000 mile tires were dead in two weeks , if you don't have strut bars, you should get them also, especially the lower one to keep the rear in line.