Subject	Buy Eibach springs. If you look around this site, you'll
Posted by	zellamay on January 03, 2013 at 11:17 AM
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In Reply To	Lets go lower! posted by GotTwins90 on January 03, 2013 at 10:50 AM
Message	see they are by far the #1 choice. The lowering is just right for street use, and you will like the handling improvements. The camber is out of whack because your car is old. The stock springs have sagged, causing most of the camber problem, but other parts may be worn out also, so check them out. You will need camber adjustment with either Eibach or saggy stock springs. You can buy the 300 deg kit, which is cheap, approximate, and not readily adjustable, or you can spend more money and buy adjustable control arms. This is really better, imo, because then you'll always be able to adjust for aging and other conditions.
Follow Ups	Lets go lower! - GotTwins90 10:50:55 01/03/13 There's a lot of information you can find if you search. - TriniTT 11:10:18 01/03/13 Re: There's a lot of information you can find if you search. - GotTwins90 12:09:46 01/03/13 Your "alignment" issue could be bad steering rack bushings. - TriniTT 12:36:12 01/03/13 Did you just use the word 'budget' on a Z forum? lol! (n/m) - Shiers69 12:59:54 01/03/13 Re: Did you just use the word 'budget' on a Z forum? lol! - GotTwins90 19:37:46 01/03/13 Buy Eibach springs. If you look around this site, you'll - zellamay 11:17:20 01/03/13 Re: Buy Eibach springs. If you look around this site, you'll - GotTwins90 12:12:00 01/03/13 It would help if you fill out your profile, including mileag - zellamay 12:59:56 01/03/13 Re: It would help if you fill out your profile, including mileag - GotTwins90 19:37:04 01/03/13 Seriously though - Shiers69 13:11:01 01/03/13 Re: Seriously though - GotTwins90 20:18:37 01/03/13 Yeah that kit'll get you fixed up nicely. - TriniTT 15:20:58 01/04/13
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