coilovers/ lowering springs and camber
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coilovers/ lowering springs and camber
Hey peeps,
On the s2k once lowered does the s2k suffer on the camber badly? Or do most with coilovers or lowering springs live without camber adjustment?
Cheers
On the s2k once lowered does the s2k suffer on the camber badly? Or do most with coilovers or lowering springs live without camber adjustment?
Cheers
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The S is very sensitive to any change in geometry and will drive like a pig if not right. Lowering without a geo is dangerous too. You will gain static camber by lowering - probably too much - toe is also affected as the two are not mutually exclusive.
Basically, get your geo sorted after you change your springs/coilovers. I'd highly recommend inspecting your alignment bolts to see if they move freely before committing any funds elsewhere. There are plenty of threads that provide the necessary detail.
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Basically, get your geo sorted after you change your springs/coilovers. I'd highly recommend inspecting your alignment bolts to see if they move freely before committing any funds elsewhere. There are plenty of threads that provide the necessary detail.
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I'd highly recommend inspecting your alignment bolts to see if they move freely before committing any funds elsewhere
I'd highly recommend inspecting your alignment bolts to see if they move freely before committing any funds elsewhere
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