chamber kit needs?

[sasa097]

What is the lowest drop recommended without needing a chamber kit?
Also how are the guys with the more than 2 inch drops (like DF210s) doing with their chambers?

thanks

[Ch33z]

its a camber kit not chamber kit i would say 1" below then u need a camber kit.

[chillan420]

stock eccentric bolts are not very adjustable. any drop worth any effort on modification should require a "CHAMBER KIT"
my car is lower than 2" and my bolts... ie. "CHAMBER KIT" will adjust enough to correct my camber

[hombredelassrta]

you can get crash bolts to adjust the camber or get some proper top pillow mounts with camber adjustment. you have 5 options:

--Hotchkis: nolonger made but were around $450 can can get them used. comes with strut bar

--C-one: $265+normally around 15 shipping from kamispeed: 2 month + wait from now as they normally wait to order a larger number of things at one time

--Cusco: $285 shipped from a dealer if you find them the part number. DrivenConcepts can get it but also a 2 month wait as its made to order, imported and low priority for them ;)

--K-Sport: 280'ish shipped: 2 week wait from authorized dealer as they are made to order from k-sport. Got mine from DrivenConcepts

-Tein: option available for tein coil over suspensions. 280'ish shipped. 3 month wait as with cusco, made to order, low priority and imported

[sasa097]

so I would be okay with simply getting the bolts I have seen around and not the 200 dollar rear "CAMBER KIT"

[silver_celica]

I dropped mine 2" in front and 2 1/4" in rear and i got lucky and was able to adjust it with the stock camber plates. So if you lower it try to do an alignment before you buy a correction kit.

[sasa097]

thats really good news, lets hope I'm even realatively lucky

[silver_celica]

Yea man, you just never know.

[hombredelassrta]

i got lucky and was able to adjust it with the stock camber plates.

what stock camber plates? the front does not have camber adjustment other then the 2 bolts which only allow alittle movement and the rear has only the small bolt and disc which you rotate to adjust its camber, also not that significant of an ammount. I cant see either of those being able to correct 2" of drop?

[bman365]

I have the df210 springs and bought spc camber kit because I was still getting bad tire wear in the rear even after a alignment.

[robare99]

I needed the Hotchkis camber plates with my drop... and it was just a TRD drop. When I installed the plates, and switched my tires, the inside were all worn down. I should have taken a couple pics.

[silver_celica]

what stock camber plates? the front does not have camber adjustment other then the 2 bolts which only allow alittle movement and the rear has only the small bolt and disc which you rotate to adjust its camber, also not that significant of an ammount. I cant see either of those being able to correct 2" of drop?

For the front i didnt even have to adjust the camber, just the toe. For the rear "the small bolt and disc which you rotate" thats what i was talking about and was able to adjust it with no problem. I know that it is good because i did it myself on the alignment rack at school.

[hombredelassrta]

what spings did you use? the sig doesnt look like 2" but camber looks good in the sig

[neological]

If you are anywhere less than a 2.5" drop your rear eccentric bolts should be fine. If not go get crash bolts from the dealer.

[silver_celica]

what spings did you use? the sig doesnt look like 2" but camber looks good in the sig

Im using skunk2 springs. The pic in my sig is whe i had just put them on. Ill post a new one on my sig in a couple days, they have settled plenty by now.