[Anth0nyD]

Planning on order coils soon and I have some question concerning do I need to get camber arms for the rear since the car is going to be sitting lower?

[gtaccord]

Unless you go really low, probably not. Both my cars were able to be in spec or very close with moderate drops.

[HP Autosport]

No, not likely.

If you go way low, you may need adjustable toe arms to get the camber within specs as OE toe arms tend to bind up at extreme low ride heights.

[Anth0nyD]

I'm plan in on going fairly low but not slammed. I see that Megan Racing have Camber arms and toe arm. So toe arm would be the only thing I need?

[HP Autosport]

Originally Posted by Anth0nyD

I'm plan in on going fairly low but not slammed. I see that Megan Racing have Camber arms and toe arm. So toe arm would be the only thing I need?

Just the toe arms.

Have a look at these too:

http://www.hpashop.com/HP-Autosport-...?categoryId=-1

[Anth0nyD]

Originally Posted by HP Autosport

Just the toe arms.

Have a look at these too:

http://www.hpashop.com/HP-Autosport-...?categoryId=-1

Thanks I'll look into it!

[Anth0nyD]

Forgot to mentioned I'm running 19x11's in the rear, and stock arms are maxed out at -2.7 and -2.4

[cvc 22349a]

Those HPA RE toe arms get noisy and clunky real quick due to spherical rod ends. I gave mine away after 2 months of road use. Megan racing will serve better. I'd want to reduce that rear camber to under -2d for tread wear. TMS sells and eccentric bushing for the oe camber arms to adjust camber. MR also sells adjustable camber links.

[justpete]

Originally Posted by cvc 22349a

Those HPA RE toe arms get noisy and clunky real quick due to spherical rod ends. I gave mine away after 2 months of road use. Megan racing will serve better. I'd want to reduce that rear camber to under -2d for tread wear. TMS sells and eccentric bushing for the oe camber arms to adjust camber. MR also sells adjustable camber links.

Yep, the ball ends aren't very high quality. Replaced mine with Aurora Performance Race parts and they're holding up like new after nearly 8K miles but I also had them installed with SealsIt seals. They're noisy though, cracking and popping sounds as they move but that's part of running spherical bearings unfortunately. Megan FTW if this is unacceptable.