FRPP P Springs
I've got a set laying around my apt waiting to get put on when I get my rims and tires put on too. Is there anything else I need to do with just swapping the springs?
-Alex |
A panhard bar may be required to center the axle.
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If its in the budget new shocks and struts would improve the ride and handling as well.
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My buddy at work told me that I should get a panhard bar.
-Alex |
I've heard that the P springs aren't an aggressive enough drop to change the suspension geometery enough to recenter the rearend.
HOWEVER, I would definitely recommend it. |
I will invest in one. Better safe than sorry. Would hate to go through all that and then have the car leaning like it just had some purple drank.
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Caster/camber plates are truly the way to go to fix camber issues, but if your car will mainly see street driving, camber bolts will be plenty fine. |
FRPP P Springs
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Thanks for the info :)
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My car is lowered with BMR springs and I didn't need the camber bolts either. I have them sitting in a box in my garage. It's pretty easy to see how far off center the rear end is once it's lowered. If you wait about a week, there's bound to be 4th of July sales on parts. I'd suggest BMR, everything BMR on my car has been great and easy to install.
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