staskz

So i'm thinking of going with lowering springs for my 37 sedan, 09. I really dont want to spend the money on camber kits which seem pretty expensive, hence i decided to go with Tanabe NF210, which give you a drop that does not need a camber kit, according to info i've seen on here and g35driver. But, I would rather go with TEIN s-tech or eibach pro kit which give you the most drop as well as h&r, (correct me if im wrong) if i could find a cheap solution for camber kits. please help me out with sources or a less expensive solution.

thank you!

Black Betty

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There's not one.

blnewt

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Yep, deep drop = deep pocket$.

staskz

so Tanabe's would be a pretty good way to go with a mild drop without having to worry about camber adjustment!? most people seem to not need the camber kits with these springs.

blnewt

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Really no way to say for sure until you get it aligned. The front toe is fully adjustable w/ the tie rods so you'll be ok up front w/ a little extra camber. The rear has minimal camber & toe adjustment so you will probably need at least a rear toe bolt kit to get that in spec, but maybe you will get a decent alignment and can get by without, but

Ricio1991

In my experience I would go with swift if you don't want a camber kit and you can live with a little negative camber. My toe was adjustable to spec all around

VIVID

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