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08-09-2002, 08:48 AM
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Join Date: Apr 2002
Location: Kingston, Ontario
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Before I start I would like to say that this is my opinion
I'm assuming the 1.5" drop is the eibach pro kit All lowered cars benefit from caster/camber plates, you can probably get away without them but be prepared for accelerated tire wear, and also if you don't get them atleast get a good alignment after the drop. The ride shouldn't be too bad but I like a rough sporty ride (when I can afford to lower my car properly I think I'll get the 2" sportlines) If the roads in your area are **** you may want to reconsider but they should be fine. your shocks should be fine Conrad
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