any camber issues with Tein S on the MSP?

[blackmspstl]

just like the title says. ANy one who has the Tein S springs on there speed are you having any camber issues front or rear? ANd were you able to get it aligned back to specs with the springs installed?

thanks

 

[speed1016]

I have had mine on for about 6 months and havent had any problems. I the alignment seems to be right. Hope that helps.

 

[sickspeed94]

BUMP, i'd liek to know as well, plan on picking up a set, if only those am sportlines were linear!!!

 

[blackmspstl]

anyone knoiw the part number for the springs, most of the fit giudes I find online exclude the mp3, so dies that also disclude the msp?

 

[wicked]

I got them,and yes there is a issue with front camber.plan on losing a good 5 thousand miles off your tires life.

advice:
geet a camber kit or camber plates.

 

[dudeondacouch]

I would say yes, plan on front tire life to drop a good bit... My tires are wearing on the inside a good bit more now that i'm lowered. camber correction kits, however, are relatively inexpensive, and quite easy to install... if you put your own springs on, you can put a camber kit on. I just put a kit on all four wheels of an 04 civic. took 2 hrs tops. I havent' researched any for our cars yet, because my tires were already shot.

 

[Swerny]

I thought camber could be adjusted on our cars without camber kits?
Can't an allignment fix the camber? We don't drive Honda's ya know.

 

[Gbourdon]

Camber can be adjusted to an extent. The camber kit will allow you more adjustment.

 

[goku4658]

BUMP, i'd liek to know as well, plan on picking up a set, if only those am sportlines were linear!!!

the sportlines are progessive? I didn't know that was definite. Do you happen to know the spring rates as well?

 

[sickspeed94]

wait, i'm going to try to find out about the progressive-ness (whata word) because i always thought them to be linear, i really want them, badly! so maybe thay are linear (but i read elsewhere they were progressive)

sportline owner(s) feel free to chime in (wrc)