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Well I am going to buy the Tokico D-specs but am not sure what springs I wnat to run... I don't want to go to low and have camber issues but want to go low enough that it will be noticable. Please help me deside, I like the teins but the drop is not that significant, I had the eibach sportlines on my old car and they were ok, I here great things about hotckins. just so much to choose from. Or should I just buy the Tokico kit with there springs?
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Originally Posted by TuscaniJon
any other springs, that will give me a good drop without having to get camber arms
Mixed feedback with Tanabe GF210s, great looking drop, some say their car is in spec, others, way off! I almost went with them, but played safe with Hotchkis in the end
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depends on your wheel specs and size, and depends on what you mean by "in spec". If by in factory spec, no you won't be. But that is also not a bad thing...these cars love a little camber both front and rear. Toe on the other hand they do not like. Front toe is factory adjustable, rear is not, and it's why the SPC is a great bang for the buck way to deal with the rear alignment issues that result from dropping the car
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