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ddub · 2005-11-16, 09:15 AM

I currently have King lowering springs and they have been treating me pretty well. I would like to be able to lower the front of my car a little more. Has anyone heard anything about Skunk2 Coilovers? They are cheap, but are they cheap in Quality? Eventually I would like to get Tein's with the EDFC system, but don't have enough money right now.
Also, I have cusco camber plates and the right side one was put on for camber and caster. I think it was just put on wrong. It has been like this for a while and my wheels are aligned but my steering wheel as been off center to the right while driving straight. If I switch the right side camber plate for only camber adjustment, would this fix the problem. If so, how hard is it to just rotate the camber plate so its only set up for camber adjustment? Do I need a spring compressor? I am riding on the stock struts and king springs.

Thanks, Dave

2005-11-16, 09:15 AM	#1
ddub EJ22 Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Reno, NV Posts: 110 Car: 04 wrx, bunch of mods	Skunk2 Coilover? Camber Plate set up? I currently have King lowering springs and they have been treating me pretty well. I would like to be able to lower the front of my car a little more. Has anyone heard anything about Skunk2 Coilovers? They are cheap, but are they cheap in Quality? Eventually I would like to get Tein's with the EDFC system, but don't have enough money right now. Also, I have cusco camber plates and the right side one was put on for camber and caster. I think it was just put on wrong. It has been like this for a while and my wheels are aligned but my steering wheel as been off center to the right while driving straight. If I switch the right side camber plate for only camber adjustment, would this fix the problem. If so, how hard is it to just rotate the camber plate so its only set up for camber adjustment? Do I need a spring compressor? I am riding on the stock struts and king springs. Thanks, Dave