yeah thats the one that had 50+
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Decent meet.
There were so many ppl tonight. Who knew mustangs were that cool? lol
Good turn out. Weather wasn't that bad. Hopefully next week isn't bad either. Almost that time to put off the meets until warmer weather hits. Varsity in January will be my last one until it warms up.
Just bought Function and Form coilovers for $530...ebay FTW!!!
no now its time that we find a place to go eat to keep warm.
Waffle House sounds good
I am drifting into the dark side........stance.
I have come to the realization that my car will never go to the track or be fast so why try? Low and slow is how I want it.
Just get a Buddy Club kit. Comes with front and back. Even though you can use washers, what if you want 0 camber in the back and want to go lower. Keep putting shims/washers in or just wrench on it to dial it out?
Buddy club are really expensive, I'm droppin' it 2" and that's it. I'm lookin' at this front camber kit. I've bought stuff from these people before and it was all quality.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...=STRK:MEWAX:IT
yea buddy club, skunk2, ksport, all the same basically.
Staind said it best......the price you pay to play the game.
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Doesn't matter if it's fast or not. I believe in quality.
You have a job interview in the morning. Are you gonna heat up a rock to iron your shirt or use a clothing iron?
What exactly are your plans for the car?
Just get the cheap camber kit you linked. It will do what you need it to do. Can't say it will last a long time but it will do the job. Blox is also a good company for some of the parts you are looking at.
Anything can wear out and fail. Just a matter of quality and how much you use it.
The bolts that control the position of the camber corrector.
Bushings
Bolts that can strip.
Endless things really. Just like with anything else on a car.
You don't NEED it but it's highly recommended unless you want to go through tires quicker.
In a nut shell, buying the camber kits are a good choice when lowering a car due to the simple fact that you can dial out negative camber from it being lowered. Otherwise, your tires will wear faster on the inside and unevenly.
Not on a lowered car without a camber correction kit. Factory upper control arms do not provide camber correction.
On a personal level, I don't recommend cheap parts since I am a person that appreciates quality.
I will also say that cheap shit is a good temporary. I was rocking eghey coilovers on my sol ( not by choice ) and they weren't that bad. I would have swapped them out within a years time though.
Currently rocking Tein S. Tech springs on stock struts until I can get my D2 coilovers.