I need some infos on suspension
Hi !
I have a civic hatchback 1998 with B16A2 engine.
I want to buy eibach sportline and they drop about 1.8in, can I keep the OEM shock and do I need adjustment kit for the camber.
Thanks for the help!!
I have a civic hatchback 1998 with B16A2 engine.
I want to buy eibach sportline and they drop about 1.8in, can I keep the OEM shock and do I need adjustment kit for the camber.
Thanks for the help!!
blue s just bit better than stock..if u dont want adjustables..get the koni reds..its up to u about the camber kit..if uve got crappy tires..wear them a while and see what happens..u might not need a camber kit..a little neg. camber is a good thing
get the alignment checked before you buy a camber kit, I know it sounds kinda backwards, but you may save yourself some money if you dont actually need the kit. I dropped my car with coilovers, so I dont have an exact inch number, but I would guess it to be about an inch and a half (maybe close to 2), no camber problems. I think your toe being off is actually what you need to worry about more.
I would think getting the align. done first is a good idea but to add to that I would also suggest paying the 25-50 per wheel they charge for lifetime alignment it'll save you in the long run, I think it's normally $50 per axle.
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