Tiresource wanted to get me napa ones for 270 for the rear fitment on one side, forget that. Who makes the best aftermarket ones, I know Eibach makes the best springs, can that be said for their suspension products as well? Summit also has the ingalls for 102, damageI'm looking for something that will last, also should I make a point to worry about my aging springs causing any damage to the camber setup or does that continually get adjusted to the springs as they age?

 

Moog products have been around a long time, but they have to be dipped in seafoam to work properly.

 

I am running SPC front and rear camber kits and i have no complaints. there are two different options for rear arms, one is the standard (handles up to 1.5" drop i think) the other is the extreme (handles up to 3") which has a slight bend in it. they come with heavy duty ball joints pressed in them too.

 

Yeah I read that somewhere, Did you know a dryshot of seafoam adds 80hp? Minimum to the rear tires? I keep chewing up my rear suspension from it, thats why I need the camber adjustment.

I'm never going to live that down -.-

 

I have SPC front and rear also. I love mine, the guy at the alignment shop said they were easy to work with also.

 

Can I pull that washer trick on my 6th gen?

 

Ingalls make teh best one, period.