Its time to dump my TT.
I don't mean break up with her.. I want to lower it.
I am looking at doing the spring and shock kit from Neuspeed. I don't want adjustable shocks or ride height. What are you guys using to fix the camber?
This is on a 2002 180Q
I am looking at doing the spring and shock kit from Neuspeed. I don't want adjustable shocks or ride height. What are you guys using to fix the camber?
This is on a 2002 180Q
I went a bit extreme, I have Ground Controls 'race' camber plates up front. That required that I cut out the tops of my strut towers.
-BUT-
You don't have to go to that extreme. I believe you can also get a drop in version. 2Bennett makes a real nice camber plate too.
In the rear I have kmac eccentric bushings, but I've found that the poly sleeves of the bushings crack/fall apart if you dont disassemble the things and re-grease them yearly. Thats a PITA, and I think I've moved on from liking kmac. ECS offers the same style bushing, but Im not sure what would be different with them.
The other option is to buy/build adjustable control arms. There is/was a guy on here that made some sets, ECS offers them as well, and you could, assuming some proficiency, build your own with some heavy threaded rod and a bit of hardware and some welding.
-BUT-
You don't have to go to that extreme. I believe you can also get a drop in version. 2Bennett makes a real nice camber plate too.
In the rear I have kmac eccentric bushings, but I've found that the poly sleeves of the bushings crack/fall apart if you dont disassemble the things and re-grease them yearly. Thats a PITA, and I think I've moved on from liking kmac. ECS offers the same style bushing, but Im not sure what would be different with them.
The other option is to buy/build adjustable control arms. There is/was a guy on here that made some sets, ECS offers them as well, and you could, assuming some proficiency, build your own with some heavy threaded rod and a bit of hardware and some welding.
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