just installed yesterday eibach sportline's havent done an alignment yet will do one tomorrow

the front's arent even a finger gap almost dead even with the top of the tread and these are .2" shorter then my stock wheels and tire's cause i have 225 45's on the stockers

 

I am putting the same springs on my SI the drop looks great is it like a 1 finger gap now plus they still have to settle

 

did you get a camber kit?

 

not yet im going to see how bad it is and decide from there what i need

im will get a skunk2 for the rear cause im betting it needs it

 

smaller pix.

 

sorry sir but i only have a cell phone so that is how i took the pic's

tell you what you can come down to pa and take some nice pic's for me

 

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or come to staten island.

 

nice i just put sportlines on my fg2 and i love em'. it doesent even look like i need a camber kit but maybe i will later.by the way whats up with ur wheels bro, it will look much better with some rims on it, i'm sure you know that. congrats on the drop though EIBACH SPORTLINES FTW.

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where i live in pa when we actually get snow you need snow tires. snow tires for the stock 17's are way over priced and arent that great so i down sized to 16" steelies for winter cause there is less maintanence and they are dirt cheap

 

updated pics quality sucks on the photos is from my phone

o and the alignment actually isnt bad the front is perfect with out a camber kit and the rear's are just at the limit

 

Snowtires in PA, nonesense. I drive around on my shaved tires in the snow just fine. Called driver talent.

 

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snow tires are completley practical... not "necessary" by any means but they make things a LOT easier in the snow.

but heres a cookie for you:

 

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You sir, are a less than stellar example of our race. What happens when you run out of talent (something which you most likely have less of than you think) and crash into someone else and injure or hurt them? Snow tires may not be absolutely necessary, but running on summer times, much less shaved summer tires in below freezing weather is downright retarded.

Jon

 

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That's not talent. It's called LUCK! And eventually it will run out!