So I've got Steeda struts and shocks with dual rate springs. I'm lowered on all 4 corners 3/4 (0.75) of an inch. Thinking about the 9.5 squared 20s like the gentleman with the blue 5.0 a few pages back has on. Don't know if anyone has the same set up, doubt it but will it rub or will I need spacers?
I'm planning on running the same style set up. I lowered mine on Steeda's Dual rates(ive got the proaction adjustable shocks and struts to balance out) which lower it down about .75 of an inch all the way around. I don't know if I wanna do 19x10 square or 10 and 11 with 295 or 305s out back.
Mine didn't so I just printed them out and used youtube videos. The hardest part is if your subframe is out of line, you gotta use a pry bar in the voids in the body to move the subframe around.
Do full Steeda. Great products, all made here in the USA. I've got their dual rate springs, front adjustable struts, rear adjustable shocks, camber plates. I also have their diff bushing kit, which im gonna add the lethal performance upgrade kit to it, and their stop the hop kit. and couldn't be...
I attempted to install the alignment kit on jackstands, and I had gotten the rear two in. Took them both out cause the fronts werent lining up. Gonna be attempting again soon now I gotta crowbar and a friend with a lift.
I will be installing Steeda Camber plates up front and adjustable camber arms and toe links to my 17 S550 GT. What is the ideal balance of camber for (1)Daily driving, (2)autocross, and of course (3)roadtrip/spirited driving? Want best tire contact patch and best look all the way around...