Camber Plates/eibach Springs

[pbwu1f]

im going to get some eibach springs for my 91 talon soon. im going with the pro kit, and just would like to know if lowering my car would eat my tires alot. i know that lowering your car eats tires, but just want to check if camber plates eliminate that. also i was looking at camber plates and whats negative camber and positive camber and all of those words that i may need to know. thanks

 

[PIMking]

They make cheaper things like Camber bolts for the front that you can get at orielly's and rear camber bushings for the rear that you can get at extremepsi.

 

[Dragon TalonTsi]

The camber drop is significant enough to cause your Camber to be out of factory specs. I'd just do the research and/or either buy the camber kit from Ingalls. They make factory and aftermarket kits for alot of makes and models, just like Moog.

 

[Dragon TalonTsi]

When I say camber, I mean negative camber, so that means the inside edges of your tires will be worn more than your outer edges. Camber is viewed from the front of the tire. So, if you are looking at it from the rear (not side) the top will be inward and the lower inside will be outward.

 

[Boost92awd]

You should beable to get away with just rear camber bolts.

Eibach Alignment Kit (Eccentric Bolts / 1g DSM) - Modern Automotive Performance

 

[PIMking]

You should beable to get away with just rear camber bolts.

Eibach Alignment Kit (Eccentric Bolts / 1g DSM) - Modern Automotive Performance

Thats what I put on my front, Got them from Oreilly's for something like $24.

 

[pbwu1f]

ok thanks for the help. of course i rather go with the eccentric bolts than the camber plates. but exactly where do these go?