Lowering my car and need advice

[IronHorse72]

So Im shopping for Tokico Illuminas shocks and strutts, and Eibach Prokit lowering springs, the drop will be 1.5". I was wondering if this setup will affect my cambers enough to the point where i have to buy a new camber kit; and if there is anything else i should be shopping for when lowering my car 1.5". Appreciate the help.

-Alex

 

[97speedster]

Alignment will be maxed out on the stock CC plates so I would recommend upgrading, Also you will need to get either offset rack bushing's or a bump steer kit. I highly recommend the Bump steer kit as it is an easier install and it also helps to improve handling once the car has been lowered. Hope this helps.

 

[streethorse]

You wont get a 1.5 drop from the pro kit, your lucky if you get 1 inch.
I didnt need anything else with mine.

 

[SaleenGT2001]

MM camber plates would be great to make sure your alignment is dead on

 

[BurningRubber]

I just installed Roush springs in my car without the CC plates and it was nearly dead on, but any lower and I would need them. Id venture to say it lowered the front around 1.2-1.3".

If you have the cash might as well get the CC plates. If you dont, then id buy a set of springs that wont lower it quite 1.5" up front. Each car is different though.

 

[propellerhead]

My rear lowered about 3/4" and the front lowered about 7/8". It looked like I had three dead bodies in the trunk all the time. I like the rake so I put polyurethane spring isolators on the rear and it helped level it out.

I bought everything from StangSuspension.

 

[1low03gt]

You wont get a 1.5 drop from the pro kit, your lucky if you get 1 inch.
I didnt need anything else with mine.

Yeah,everyone i know that installed the Pro Kit,didn't need C&C plates at all,and had zero issues getting it aligned.
Now with the sportlines,that's another story.