Lowering the Accord..help!

[ls2poweredgoat]

OK so I've already pretty much decided on Eibach SportLine springs and Tokico Blue struts..

That's about a 2" drop, will I need a camber kit? I'm assuming I will, right? And will I need new control arms?

If I do need a front/rear camber kit, any links guys?

Thanks fellas!

 

[Sketch o5]

you will have a little camber...honestly its nothing to worry about tho. ive been driving aroudn with -3° more than half of this year already, and my tires are fine. just get an alignment and make sure the toe is in spec.

 

[BlkCurrantKord]

(insert facepalm)

 

[Ric Rock]

you will have a little camber...honestly its nothing to worry about tho. ive been driving aroudn with -3° more than half of this year already, and my tires are fine. just get an alignment and make sure the toe is in spec.

get a camber kit im dropped on this set up and its thrown my camber off, plus itll help your tires wear evenly.

 

[Mojeans69]

(insert facepalm)

how many times have this been dicussed???? 365,764,578,001 times....camber is not to crazy with a drop like that

 

[BlkCurrantKord]

get a camber kit im dropped on this set up and its thrown my camber off, plus itll help your tires wear evenly.

No...a proper alignment and rotating your tires will help them wear evenly.

 

[Sketch o5]

No...a proper alignment and rotating your tires will help them wear evenly.

x2

 

[LitoCG2Rider]

^x3
been driving without cambers for 2 years now i think..no sign of tire wear

 

[CG6Lemon]

yep alignment and set toe to 0. i got -2.6 degrees camber in my rear and im not planning on getting a rear camber kit. btw i dont think u would need a front camber cuz usually only the rear needs it.

 

[LitoCG2Rider]

hahhaa -2.6 in the rear?nice lemon . what is the front camber degree?