i got my Eibach spring and it came with a short rubber tube cover part of the spring , i should take it out be4 install right? just wanna make sure.ty

 

I have a question about Eibachs as well.

Should camber adjustment be made, or will basic alignment do the trick?

 

No, don't take that out. It's there for a reason.

- Andrew

 

You need an alignment after installing springs.

- Andrew

 

GTWORX is right on both counts.

 

i gonna install tomorrow and then i do the alignment next week wait for spring to be settle

 

just did a little research that rubber tube is for springs don;t make noise.

 

yeah keep the rubber and get an alignment forsure.

 

On my VIII, i got springs installed and alignment.

Just heard some people talking about camber adjustments and stuff, didn't think it was necessary.

Thanks a lot.

 

Camber adjustments = alignment.

- andrew

 

I don't see how some people don't know this. but there you go!

 

For sure if you replace the springs you need to get the car aligned. Even though Camber is the most noticeable change, it's actually the Toe Out that eats tires for breakfast when modding the suspension. I plan on getting it back to stock Toe settings and leave some of the negative camber in there within reason.

Has anyone got any before and after numbers when just replacing springs so I have an idea of the changes it can make?