ok... do i have everything that i need for lowering?
ok... do i have everything that i need for lowering?
for struts i am going with: Tokico HP Struts
http://www.modernperformance.com/produc ... 0ea7455a84
springs: Eibach Sportline lowering springs
http://www.modernperformance.com/produc ... 0ea7455a84
and camberbolts.. do i need to order two sets right?
http://www.modernperformance.com/index. ... 0ea7455a84
shorter end links quantity of 2
http://www.modernperformance.com/produc ... 72bd19b102
is there anything else that i need bushings or anyother misc things.. I want this to be done right on the first time..
thanks for the input
http://www.modernperformance.com/produc ... 0ea7455a84
springs: Eibach Sportline lowering springs
http://www.modernperformance.com/produc ... 0ea7455a84
and camberbolts.. do i need to order two sets right?
http://www.modernperformance.com/index. ... 0ea7455a84
shorter end links quantity of 2
http://www.modernperformance.com/produc ... 72bd19b102
is there anything else that i need bushings or anyother misc things.. I want this to be done right on the first time..
thanks for the input
Last edited by c987long on Wed Oct 08, 2008 10:57 pm, edited 1 time in total.
2001 neon r/t sold
98 sport turbo- built motor 2.0 ngc DOHC, powered by srt ecu and hp tuners
98 sport turbo- built motor 2.0 ngc DOHC, powered by srt ecu and hp tuners
esteinmaier wrote: We all know that an SRT4 wing is the Chuck Norris of car parts.
occasional demons wrote: Dude, your neon is all the sex you'll ever need!
i planned to, couple of friends who have done lowerning are going to help, then taking it to my buddys garage to get an alignment
2001 neon r/t sold
98 sport turbo- built motor 2.0 ngc DOHC, powered by srt ecu and hp tuners
98 sport turbo- built motor 2.0 ngc DOHC, powered by srt ecu and hp tuners
esteinmaier wrote: We all know that an SRT4 wing is the Chuck Norris of car parts.
occasional demons wrote: Dude, your neon is all the sex you'll ever need!
just curious, why are you buying camber bolts? Are you planning on some negative camber? I wouldn't bother buying camber bolts unless you want to play with it.
...but I like 0 camber.
whatever you decide to do, post pictures afterwards. I hear that some people did some with different brands and the back was lower than the front. I'm not sure if they did it wrong though...
...but I like 0 camber.
whatever you decide to do, post pictures afterwards. I hear that some people did some with different brands and the back was lower than the front. I'm not sure if they did it wrong though...
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Re: ok... do i have everything that i need for lowering?
Be prepared to replace the strut top bearing. They don't last for shit and once they go they go. Do yourself a favor and replace them anyway so you don't have to take apart you stock struts at all. Trust me when I tell you that unless you have a good impact gun and some good spring compressors you will thank me on the top hats.c987long wrote:for struts i am going with: Tokico HP Struts
http://www.modernperformance.com/produc ... 0ea7455a84
springs: Eibach Sportline lowering springs
http://www.modernperformance.com/produc ... 0ea7455a84
and camberbolts.. do i need to order two sets right?
http://www.modernperformance.com/index. ... 0ea7455a84
is there anything else that i need bushings or anyother misc things.. I want this to be done right on the first time..
thanks for the input
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Negative camber increases handling on corners. It is noticeable and aids in getting rid of the under steer. I love to have -1 deg. on the front and rear. The only down side... if you can call it that because I love it... is that on hard corners the car will actually grip and cut in hard from over steer if you aren't expecting it.excon wrote:just curious, why are you buying camber bolts? Are you planning on some negative camber? I wouldn't bother buying camber bolts unless you want to play with it.
...but I like 0 camber.
Besides, your going to throw the camber off by lowering it anyway and the bolts make it easier to get even camber on all 4 corners.

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Re: ok... do i have everything that i need for lowering?
i need to replace my top hats anyways, i think that that is where my annoying squeak is coming from.. auto zone should have some right? or is there a better place?blue demon02 wrote: Be prepared to replace the strut top bearing. They don't last for shit and once they go they go. Do yourself a favor and replace them anyway so you don't have to take apart you stock struts at all. Trust me when I tell you that unless you have a good impact gun and some good spring compressors you will thank me on the top hats.
2001 neon r/t sold
98 sport turbo- built motor 2.0 ngc DOHC, powered by srt ecu and hp tuners
98 sport turbo- built motor 2.0 ngc DOHC, powered by srt ecu and hp tuners
esteinmaier wrote: We all know that an SRT4 wing is the Chuck Norris of car parts.
occasional demons wrote: Dude, your neon is all the sex you'll ever need!
i was just looking at moderns site... should i invest in the shorter end links fro my sway bars?
2001 neon r/t sold
98 sport turbo- built motor 2.0 ngc DOHC, powered by srt ecu and hp tuners
98 sport turbo- built motor 2.0 ngc DOHC, powered by srt ecu and hp tuners
esteinmaier wrote: We all know that an SRT4 wing is the Chuck Norris of car parts.
occasional demons wrote: Dude, your neon is all the sex you'll ever need!
Do you have abnormal tire wear with -1 degree? I would imagine that it would wear the inside of the tires first. not much, but still... over time...hansken_yo wrote:
Negative camber increases handling on corners. It is noticeable and aids in getting rid of the under steer. I love to have -1 deg. on the front and rear. The only down side... if you can call it that because I love it... is that on hard corners the car will actually grip and cut in hard from over steer if you aren't expecting it.
Besides, your going to throw the camber off by lowering it anyway and the bolts make it easier to get even camber on all 4 corners.
Don't get me wrong, negative camber is good if you are doing hard cornering and/or using it to your advantage to reduce the amount of understeer, but since I don't do that on a daily basis, I'd rather have 0 camber on all four wheels.


