Skunk 2 coilovers and camber?

I've read posts dating back to 2006. I have few more questions though...
If I use these coilovers at max seting i.e w/o lowering, do I still have to utilize camber kit to correct susp geometry?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/SKUNK2-SKUNK-2-88-91-HONDA-CIVIC-CRX-PRO-COILOVERS_W0QQcmdZViewItemQQcategoryZ33582QQihZ019QQitemZ290220129110QQrdZ1QQsspagenameZWDVW
If I wanted to stifen up the ride, what spring rate shouild I use ?

Thanks gurus!

Comments

  • wagodizzlewagodizzle Council Member and EDM expert
    i think that even at max height you'll still have a slight drop. you dont necassarily need need a camber kit though for such a slight drop.
  • wagodizzle wrote:
    i think that even at max height you'll still have a slight drop. you dont necassarily need need a camber kit though for such a slight drop.
    Thanks!
    I think I stuck it in wrong department. It should got to Susp deprtment ...not PARTS!
    Can i re-route it?
  • wagodizzlewagodizzle Council Member and EDM expert
    :wink:
  • IMO skunk2 suspension products are garbage. heard nothing but bad things about them. these coilovers kept poping up in a thread on honda-tech about wurst products you ever baught.
    i went for ksport coilovers with 12k up front and 10k in rear. a little bouncey but i couldn't be happier. my first set up was tokiko illuminas wrapped in gc sleeves. i liked them alot but the kspotrs are my choice. especially for the $$$$
  • TIMELESSWHITETIMELESSWHITE Senior Wagonist
    HxCforever wrote:
    IMO skunk2 suspension products are garbage. heard nothing but bad things about them. these coilovers kept poping up in a thread on honda-tech about wurst products you ever baught.
    i went for ksport coilovers with 12k up front and 10k in rear. a little bouncey but i couldn't be happier. my first set up was tokiko illuminas wrapped in gc sleeves. i liked them alot but the kspotrs are my choice. especially for the $$$$



    Coilovers with adjustable shock bodies; Ksport Pro, D2 coilovers allow for maximun suspension travel. :)
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