Most probable spring w no need for cam kit

ddvette9

Desperatly want a drop. But want a DD drop (no track) and I want to take it to get aligned after and never bother with the springs again. Don't want to spend hundreds more on camber kits to still have the numbers slightly off. I am a student with a few hundred bucks plus install with a hope of getting a drop and a 75$ alignment and going about my business.

Is this probable/ likely and chime in if you have found a simple solution that works for DD on factory everything else

If no, kindly educate me if I may be making a mistake. I do t wanna be flamed hopefully there is some people to help

BTW I know this is not an area to cheap out or experiment with but figured I'd poll the community to see how I can achieve my goal

the_student

Eibach springs should be fine for a mild drop. Swift springs have really good reviews and that drop is a little more lower, not sure about if they need camber kits.

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fuct

i went with Tein springs and H&R spacers. $420 total in parts and did the work myslef. with the nismo wheels and tires i can get 18k miles on my tires daily driven. i dont have a camber kit..... yet

tsolin01

The problem is, the more you drop, the more camber it will induce. The fronts have no camber adjustments at all so you're stuck with whatever you get there and the rears can be adjusted a little. That might not be enough to get you to stock specs though if you go really low.

I suggest you figure out how low you want to go and whether you can live with some camber. If you just want piece of mind, get a camber kit regardless.

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kenchan

yep and if the springs are progressive rate who knows much it will drop after you get gas or even have a passenger onboard.
just get the camber kit for the rear.

KamiSpeed

I'd say Tein or Eibach, the Swift are the lowest I know of but those sometimes require a camber kit, so something with less drop will decrease those chances

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ZCarMan

I agree.

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Red__Zed

I'm gonna go ahead and toss out that I put 6k on my tires so far with the swifts and no camber kit, and my wear has been literally perfect.

edge573

I just put on Tein springs and after the alignment was all in spec. no camber kit for me.

ddvette9

Can you notice the drop from quick glance or plain view or is it very subtle. Part of my thinking was any spring not needing a camber kit bc of mild drop was also one without a noticeable drop where someone driving on the highway could see the drop

Red__Zed

here's what my drop looks like on swifts.

hdskull

The swift drop is definitely noticeable

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fuct

bull poop... you cant adjust front camber.... if you lowered the front the camber changed. how is it back to factory spec?

edub370

i put swifts on and front is in spec. front camber isn't affected to much by droppin these things an inch or less. rear is what goes to hell. do a lil searching and you will see.

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fuct

i dropped mine an inch and i have an alignment print out of -1.6 and -1.5 up front. both not within factory spec. maybe its different with a nismo. hmm