Yes.alignment
Get quality shocks. And please don't say eBay coil sleeves.... If so, sell your setup and get something good.Ok so I just installed some adjustable coilovers and kept my stock shocks. I got it really low I was just wondering what are some things I should get done now I.E. allignmet, lower tie arms anything that will help me not destroy my barnd new tires.
THIS!!! if you're going with coil sleeves rather than coilovers, then make sure they are quality... and you'll definitely need upgraded shocks because the stock ones will blow real soon.Get quality shocks. And please don't say eBay coil sleeves.... If so, sell your setup and get something good.
Otherwise, get an alignment asap.
Lol....U just s*** out a whole ej8 that must have hurt
Sent from my LS670 using Tapatalk
im lower than almost anyone in a 6th gen, i put two or three washers in the rear and im fine...and my tread wear is basically non existantActually... in regards to a camber kit, the 6th Gen Civic frame actually induces an absurd amount of rear camber when lowered drastically (I know first hand...)
A rear camber kit and a reasonable height would put you in a great position to fit almost any type of wheel you would want.
*shrugim lower than almost anyone in a 6th gen, i put two or three washers in the rear and im fine...and my tread wear is basically non existant
your toe is on point, so you dont have tread wear*shrug
I have a 6th gen as well, no rear camber kit but pretty low on just stock 14" hubcaps. I have no tire wear either, but that is due to the toe being on point.