Looking to purchase Eibach Pro-Kit and KYB AGX set-up
03-23-07, 01:11 PM
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05-07-07, 05:46 PM
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I have the Supra TT Eibach/Bilstein combo. After I installed the springs, I took it to a shop to get it aligned. You'll need a camber kit from TM Engineering (http://www.tmengineering.net/suspens...zen/index.html)
The front sits a little lower than the rear.
The front sits a little lower than the rear.
05-10-07, 12:31 PM
#24
looks great 
so i need both front and rear camber kits? or just the front
so i need both front and rear camber kits? or just the front
I have the Supra TT Eibach/Bilstein combo. After I installed the springs, I took it to a shop to get it aligned. You'll need a camber kit from TM Engineering (http://www.tmengineering.net/suspens...zen/index.html)
The front sits a little lower than the rear.
The front sits a little lower than the rear.
05-10-07, 02:07 PM
#26
Um, I still don't see why you guys are needing camber kits???
there is a TON of adjustability on the SC's from the factory - enough that I can go from -.5 to -3.0 on the front with the stock adjusters...
same with the rear, except I can get about -3.5
My car is lowered 1.8ish... (see sig pic)
there is a TON of adjustability on the SC's from the factory - enough that I can go from -.5 to -3.0 on the front with the stock adjusters...
same with the rear, except I can get about -3.5
My car is lowered 1.8ish... (see sig pic)
05-10-07, 02:51 PM
#27
I measured the before/after ride height of my car. The Supra TT Eibachs/Bilstein combo dropped the front of MY car 2.5" and the rear 1.0". The drop can vary slightly from car to car, but I could definetely tell (visually) that my front needed a camber kit because it looked like this: /--\
I first asked the alignment shop to align my car without the camber kit, but they said my alignment was way outta wack. They installed the camber kit and they were finally able to get the car aligned.
If you can get the camber corrected without a camber kit, then great! If not, then you know what to do...
I first asked the alignment shop to align my car without the camber kit, but they said my alignment was way outta wack. They installed the camber kit and they were finally able to get the car aligned.
If you can get the camber corrected without a camber kit, then great! If not, then you know what to do...
05-10-07, 03:11 PM
#28
I measured the before/after ride height of my car. The Supra TT Eibachs/Bilstein combo dropped the front of MY car 2.5" and the rear 1.0". The drop can vary slightly from car to car, but I could definetely tell (visually) that my front needed a camber kit because it looked like this: /--\
I first asked the alignment shop to align my car without the camber kit, but they said my alignment was way outta wack. They installed the camber kit and they were finally able to get the car aligned.
If you can get the camber corrected without a camber kit, then great! If not, then you know what to do...
I first asked the alignment shop to align my car without the camber kit, but they said my alignment was way outta wack. They installed the camber kit and they were finally able to get the car aligned.
If you can get the camber corrected without a camber kit, then great! If not, then you know what to do...
on supra shocks and Tein springs...
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