MidNight_Sky

Does anyone know if there is a camber kit out for the 2002 Lancer, because I'm droppin my car. I don't know if anyone post anything about this. So i'm sorry if i'm repeating the same post.
Thanks

pjal84

How low are you planning to drop it...? A camber kit shouldn't be terribly necessary as of yet unless you're doing say...around 2 inches. Even then, it might just be best to perhaps have a shop check it out after the drop to see if the stock components can compensate. And as of a camber kit...not that I know of.

Oh yeah...avoid the Arospeed springs at all costs (if you haven't bought your springs yet) considering the story of DJPhattRoc's experience with them.

EvoSouL

I agree w/pjal on not needing a camber unless you go beyond 2" of drop. I haven't heard of any kit thats out as of now, but I'll be pretty darn sure somebody's making them as we speak. Usually, when manufacturers make aftermarket springs, a set of cambers follow, usually that is. GL.

wayne baigent

I droped my coil overs about 2". front alignment didnt change much but I wanted some negative camber so I slotted the top hole at the bottem of the strut inwards about 1/4".You could tack weld nut? I had to reset toe in using a string along the tire making marks on the garage floor. if distance is equal between marks tires must be parrallel???. I adjusted tie rod ends equaly to make parrallel. Dropping the rear gave it more negative camber and didnt affect toe too much so I didnt adjust it