Lowering question
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If I remember correctly, the camber on an S2000 is adjustable to some degree. After a 1.5" drop, you'll probably be able to get camber adjusted back nearly to stock spec.
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I am going to go with the Neuspeed lowering spring for the price/aggressive drop. A few owners here have them and the drop is around 2 inches when it fully settles. What would ya'll recommend me doing with the alignment issue? Would I be able to just do an alignment or buy a camber kit? If I go with the camber kit solution, than what kits are available for the s2k? I've heard from someone that they don't have rear camber kits for our cars yet, but am not anywhere sure. Thnxs.
-Johnny
-Johnny
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Johnny, that is exactly what I have, and I think its actually only 1.5" even after settled.
You can do an alignment, but as I said, if you want settings less aggressive than -2.9 camber, you'll need a camber kit, of which it appears there are none out as of now.
Blake
You can do an alignment, but as I said, if you want settings less aggressive than -2.9 camber, you'll need a camber kit, of which it appears there are none out as of now.
Blake