D2 Lowering Springs

[Lilruben1]

i got my springs in today and was curious about two things
1)do I need an Alignment once installed?
2) how bad actually is the camber from the springs and should I wait until I get camber plates before installing
Thanks!

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[inFamousKicks]

Yeah, you'll definitely need an alignment. Camber can be adjusted to a limited extent with the current hardware, so the camber plates likely aren't necessary.

 

[JDMpo0kie]

i got my springs in today and was curious about two things
1)do I need an Alignment once installed?
2) how bad actually is the camber from the springs and should I wait until I get camber plates before installing
Thanks!

An alignment is recommended. I installed my D2 springs almost a week ago. I didnt get an alignment yet and its been fine so far.

 

[3cyltrbo]

pics or it didn't happen

......seriously though, I also have an MSM coupe with as yet installed D2 springs.....would love to see how its going to look

 

[sgtmorph]

Always get an alignment after suspension install. Not so much for the camber, bc that’s not what really destroys tires as bad as your +/- Toe settings. If your toe settings are out of whack and aren’t right, you will chew through your tires quick! If your toe settings are spot-on and close to nominal zero, your tires can still go a very long time with 3° or less of camber. Getting closer to under 2° or less of camber is more ideal however.

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