just wondering

[Adica]

Just wondering, does anyone kwow how much a set of Neuspeed

Sport lowering springs would run? And does anyone know if I

need a rear camber kit for proper alignment if I plan to lower my

car 1.75" up front and 1.50" on the rear. ( doing this to a 2002

civic coupe) any info or experience would be great!

[Davan]

It varies from car to car, but I don't think 1.75 inches would need a camber kit. On my car, I'm lowered 2.0 front and 2.2 rear, and my tire wear is perfectly even. Just get a proper wheel alignment a month or so after installing the springs.

[Adica]

Originally posted by Davan
It varies from car to car, but I don't think 1.75 inches would need a camber kit. On my car, I'm lowered 2.0 front and 2.2 rear, and my tire wear is perfectly even. Just get a proper wheel alignment a month or so after installing the springs.

you dropped it that low in the rear and didn't need a camber kit? what kind of car is it?

[5gluder]

I think it depends on the vehicle; you have to factor in many variables; such as weight and stock height. I know on my car, it's recommended to have a camber kit if your drop is more than 1.5".

[Davan]

Originally posted by Adica


you dropped it that low in the rear and didn't need a camber kit? what kind of car is it?

2001 Cavalier Z24. I got Eibach Sportline springs, 2.2 inch drop in the rear. No need for a camber kit on my car. The place I got the springs installed was able to align everything to factory spec.

[Illusionsir]

i found on my civic, i needed to get a camber kit very badly.

I lowered my car 1.75 with H&R sport springs, it ended up sagging
down to 2" and i found i had very bad positive camber!

im not sure if the suspension on your civic is alot different than mine but i would highly recommend you pick up one. it will save a potential headache down the road...

[300rwhp]

rick???????? this sounds like you. when did you become a part of this forum? dont worry about getting lowering springs, ill just cut your springs in half and get you some 12 inch rims then your car will be lower.

[RX-7_TWINTURBO]

Originally posted by 300rwhp
rick???????? this sounds like you. when did you become a part of this forum? dont worry about getting lowering springs, ill just cut your springs in half and get you some 12 inch rims then your car will be lower.

Yup it's Rick ...

[300rwhp]

now both of you ricers are on board

[BKS8]

How much would a camber kit go for? i have a 99 Civic and i was going to lower it with H & R springs as well. Lowering it 1.75 as well.

I am also changing the shocks will this help?

[Blue Devil 2]

Originally posted by BKS8
How much would a camber kit go for? i have a 99 Civic and i was going to lower it with H & R springs as well. Lowering it 1.75 as well.

I am also changing the shocks will this help?

Yes, can someone please explain the best quality camber kit, price, and any other info...

[OPGForce]

u do "not" need a camber kit. 1.5" in the rear should be fine. just get an alignment after the springs settle(couple of weeks). if u slam ur car later (i.e. ground-control ---> 3" lowered all around), then i would recommend SPC Camber Kits