Eibach Sportline.
#2
A basic suggestion is to buy Swifts. They are a more refined spring with better ride and a great look. That said, if you are settled on Tein or Eibach as you suggested in another thread, then nevermind what I just said.
As for your question, you shouldn't rub on just 205s on stock wheels. Camber bolts you won't really know for sure until you go to have an alignment done.
As for your question, you shouldn't rub on just 205s on stock wheels. Camber bolts you won't really know for sure until you go to have an alignment done.
#3
A basic suggestion is to buy Swifts. They are a more refined spring with better ride and a great look. That said, if you are settled on Tein or Eibach as you suggested in another thread, then nevermind what I just said.
As for your question, you shouldn't rub on just 205s on stock wheels. Camber bolts you won't really know for sure until you go to have an alignment done.
As for your question, you shouldn't rub on just 205s on stock wheels. Camber bolts you won't really know for sure until you go to have an alignment done.
To the OP, wheel fitment will be fine with the Sportline springs. Camber bolts are not necessary.
#4
They feel more controllable and provide more of an increase in handling than most other springs I have tried. They also seem to be of a higher quality in general.
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