I have new pro-kit springs and iso's and all new shocks and struts. I also have purchased mm cc plates but they are on back order. What do you guys think? Can I still get a decent alignment with 1.5 inch drop all around.
tnmloudenuf said:only if you want to have no camber! i had -1.5 deg and it helped alot with handling.. thats on sportlines cut an extra inch.. i like camber, but you may not...
thats all i was trying to say, but FOR SURE get an allignment!bonestock3.8DTH said:I have the pro-kit and it dropped my car 2 inches all around but thats probley cause I need new struts. But I was wondering the same thing because my cars camber is negative but I think it looks cool and it handles a bunch better then what it did.
the last thing you said is the idea i had when i was typing! yeah my setup is way diferent, but imo i didnt deed cc plates! and his drop is way less then mine was, so "imo" not for a "fact" i would say he doesnt need cc plates!joekd said:tnmloudenuf said:only if you want to have no camber! i had -1.5 deg and it helped alot with handling.. thats on sportlines cut an extra inch.. i like camber, but you may not...
You are not even close to comparing the same thing
1st off, you are running sportlines which have more drop then pro kit
2nd off you cut them to make them even lower
Pro kit is only 1.5" drop, as mentioned not so radical that they require CC plates to align