ATTN: Anyone with Sprint Springs...Do I Need Camber Plates/Bolts?
ATTN: Anyone with Sprint Springs...Do I Need Camber Plates/Bolts?
Getting ready to lower my car soon with Sprint Springs. They are a 2" drop. Just wondering if you guys would recommend camber plates or bolts or can I do without them?
Thanks!
-Nick
Thanks!
-Nick
They couldn't get mine aligned.
Originally posted by Chebosto
none needed.. there is enough play in the front struts to negate the offcamber.
==cheston==
none needed.. there is enough play in the front struts to negate the offcamber.

==cheston==
After you get the alignment checked/adjusted, if the camber is now out of spec and can't be jiggled around to get back into spec(no offical factory adjustments), you will either need camber bolts(for small adjustments) or camber plates for larger adjustments. Camber bolts only have maybe 1 deg total adjustment or something like that(ie.. -0.5 to +0.5)
Originally posted by SuDZ
How do you know if you need them?
SuDZ
How do you know if you need them?
SuDZ
Originally posted by Nick97SE
I'm guessing by the replies that all cars are different. Some need 'em...some don't. I guess I'll find out whether or not I need them when I lower the car.
Thanks for the help!
-Nick
I'm guessing by the replies that all cars are different. Some need 'em...some don't. I guess I'll find out whether or not I need them when I lower the car.
Thanks for the help!
-Nick
Same thing with the camber bolts/plates. Do you really need it? Nope. Are you willing to spend the money later on a set of tire because of un-even wear, or are you willing to pay the money up front so that your tires can last you couple thousand extra miles? It's all up to YOU.
Just a personal note, if you compare the cost of camber bolts and the cost of tires, I would buy the camber bolts....
Originally posted by EdwardCYH
There is never a "must" for anything! Do you really need to get alignment after the installation? You are not "required" to. It's recommended to get it because your alignment is out of wack.
Same thing with the camber bolts/plates. Do you really need it? Nope. Are you willing to spend the money later on a set of tire because of un-even wear, or are you willing to pay the money up front so that your tires can last you couple thousand extra miles? It's all up to YOU.
Just a personal note, if you compare the cost of camber bolts and the cost of tires, I would buy the camber bolts....
There is never a "must" for anything! Do you really need to get alignment after the installation? You are not "required" to. It's recommended to get it because your alignment is out of wack.
Same thing with the camber bolts/plates. Do you really need it? Nope. Are you willing to spend the money later on a set of tire because of un-even wear, or are you willing to pay the money up front so that your tires can last you couple thousand extra miles? It's all up to YOU.
Just a personal note, if you compare the cost of camber bolts and the cost of tires, I would buy the camber bolts....
Originally posted by black019
thats all true, but buying camber bolts implies that they are needed. if they arent needed, why get them?
thats all true, but buying camber bolts implies that they are needed. if they arent needed, why get them?
Buying 17 inch wheels implies that they are needed. If they aren't needed (who REALLY needs 17" wheels to get from point A to point B?), why get them?
Buying Sprint springs implies that they are needed. If they aren't needed (who REALLY needs to hug the ground when they drive?), why get them?

Getting the bolts/plates simply prolongs the life of your tires, and, for those perfectionists out there, that's doing it "right..."
Originally posted by EdwardCYH
I like your point, but now...
Buying 17 inch wheels implies that they are needed. If they aren't needed (who REALLY needs 17" wheels to get from point A to point B?), why get them?
Buying Sprint springs implies that they are needed. If they aren't needed (who REALLY needs to hug the ground when they drive?), why get them?

Getting the bolts/plates simply prolongs the life of your tires, and, for those perfectionists out there, that's doing it "right..."
I like your point, but now...
Buying 17 inch wheels implies that they are needed. If they aren't needed (who REALLY needs 17" wheels to get from point A to point B?), why get them?
Buying Sprint springs implies that they are needed. If they aren't needed (who REALLY needs to hug the ground when they drive?), why get them?

Getting the bolts/plates simply prolongs the life of your tires, and, for those perfectionists out there, that's doing it "right..."
nice 17" rims get you the females
nice looking drop gets you the females
camber plate/bolts gets you...
see they just dont fit in

see
Originally posted by black019
ok so your point was made nicely, but
nice 17" rims get you the females
nice looking drop gets you the females
camber plate/bolts gets you...
see they just dont fit in
see
ok so your point was made nicely, but
nice 17" rims get you the females
nice looking drop gets you the females
camber plate/bolts gets you...
see they just dont fit in
see
Excellent points! I guess, because I am married, I don't quite think about the "female" factor!
Originally posted by black019
ok so your point was made nicely, but
nice 17" rims get you the females
nice looking drop gets you the females
camber plate/bolts gets you...
see they just dont fit in
see
ok so your point was made nicely, but
nice 17" rims get you the females
nice looking drop gets you the females
camber plate/bolts gets you...
see they just dont fit in

see
hmmm.......18's........bigger drop...i think im at an advantage...
Originally posted by MYSTICALKONCEPT
you can grind some of the hole away and get yourself more adjustment on alinment i own alignment rack and we got it done cheap and easy with no problems i have coilovers and it will work
you can grind some of the hole away and get yourself more adjustment on alinment i own alignment rack and we got it done cheap and easy with no problems i have coilovers and it will work
what?????
Originally posted by MYSTICALKONCEPT
you can grind some of the hole away and get yourself more adjustment on alinment i own alignment rack and we got it done cheap and easy with no problems i have coilovers and it will work
you can grind some of the hole away and get yourself more adjustment on alinment i own alignment rack and we got it done cheap and easy with no problems i have coilovers and it will work
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