how low can you go ?

[spank06gst]

im getting ready to drop my car using springs about 2in will i need caster/camber ajusters? some one at kmart said no but i had them on my honda if i do need them anyone got the hook up thanks spank

[fooked]

Kmart? Heh...I hope you are talking about outside of Kmart. ;)

I used H&R Sport springs and Koni Yellows for my suspension. They were supposed to be 1.8 in the front and 1.6 in the back. I swear it dropped it about 2.25-2.5. I did the $15 rear camber mod on the rear from the Vfaq. It ended up being more like $22 dollars. Inflation. They really should chang the name.

It worked well. I bought the Eibach front camber kit for the front. I had the alignment shop install it since the bushings will need to be pressed. I was pretty far out of spec on the front before the alignment, and now all four are kosher.

If you are going 2 inches I would tend to bet you will need front and rear kits. I would just use the Vfaq camber mod. The suspension technique kits are nice for the front, but pricey. I got the eibach kit for about 90 bucks from tire rack.

Just depends on how much you want to spend, but I think you will need the kits. You can always go without and replace your tires every 5,000 miles though.

Good luck. :thumb

[spank06gst]

thanks

[Brian Azad]

You will need camber, there is no doubt about that, just ask MrBlunt.

[spank06gst]

you said i could fix the rear for 22.00 bucks by replacing bolts in the rear well i got my springs on it olny dropped 1.75 of an inch. Q- what bolts on the rear and where are they located at on the rear and where can i buy them at is it local or will i have to order ? thanks jeff

[OWNDJOO]

i dropped the mirage 3-4inches for about a month, then raised it 2inches. never did anything for camber or alligned it. but i guess i was lucky that it stayed alligned and my tires still wared evenly.

[fooked]

http://home.bellsouth.net/p/s/community.dll?ep=16&groupid=94647&ck=

All the info you should need is there. I think I picked up the bolts at Zettler, but Sears Hardware on Sunbury has a pretty good selection as well. Just make sure that you get the right grade bolts.

Good luck. :thumb

[spank06gst]

i dont know what bolts to replace on the rear or how much longer thay need to be

[Iwishiwascool]

if you peek under there it will all make sense

[fooked]

It's pretty simple. The Vfaq has the exact size of the bolts you need.

[spank06gst]

what is vfaq? i have know clue :confused

[ucsigep]

http://www.vfaq.com

[spank06gst]

thanks for the hook up i got it now thanks for your help :thumb