Subject	The 300 degree kit is a fixed adjustment kit to match
Posted by	RICH1 on March 13, 2012 at 2:24 PM
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In Reply To	Do I need to adjust ride height? posted by weezee on March 13, 2012 at 01:23 PM
Message	the drop (0.8") of the Eibach Pro kit springs. If you plan to set your ride height different than this then you will need adjustable camber arms in both the front and the back in order to get the camber adjusted properly. I had to add adjustable camber arms in the rear (in addition to the 300 degree kit) when I installed the Eibach's since I was getting excessive wear on the inside part of the rear tires.
Follow Ups	Do I need to adjust ride height? - weezee 13:23:18 03/13/12 The 300 degree kit is a fixed adjustment kit to match - RICH1 14:24:37 03/13/12 Yep - sounds familar, me too. (n/m) - jzack 18:26:13 03/13/12 If you're getting coils you will need adjustable arms. (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 16:17:11 03/13/12 Re: If you're getting coils you will need adjustable arms. - white22sky 17:54:01 03/13/12 Tein coils go with camber arms. - Z32TT-R 18:46:10 03/13/12 Also if just doing Eibach on the rear I wouldnt worry - Z32TT-R 18:52:30 03/13/12 so because the tein springs can give you a lower drop? - white22sky 19:51:26 03/13/12 Any coilover setup or springs that drop well below - Z32TT-R 20:23:54 03/13/12 ok right thats basically what I said in my first post... - white22sky 21:20:45 03/13/12 Correct - Z32TT-R 22:10:38 03/13/12
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