End links? Does an A-Spec Eibach Pro Lowering Spring Install need adjustable end links?

[bradyadv]

Does an A-Spec Eibach Pro Lowering Spring Install need adjustable end links? I can't seem to find a definitive answer anywhere. I am looking to install some in the near future and want to go ahead and install all the necessary suspension accessories for the ideal setup. I am assuming the amount of adjustment required is vehicle dependent and maybe it's not an issue. Sounds like rear camber arms are recommended. This is for street and daily driving. Thanks!

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[boosted180sx]

when i put on my eibach springs, only thing i installed aside from the spring was the rear camber arms.

 

[creaturemachine]

No they're not needed. However, while you're under there you'd might as well upgrade the stabilizer bar and end links. Adjustable isn't necessary for street use, so most people upgrade to end links out of the accord, which are aluminum over the stock plastic.

 

[elh0102]

Suspension geometry could be an advanced college curriculum. Lowering the car (raising the wheels) changes everything that a group of well paid engineers developed. The short answer is no, for street use don't worry about it. For stressful track use, get help, it's complicated.

 

[bradyadv]

No they're not needed. However, while you're under there you'd might as well upgrade the stabilizer bar and end links. Adjustable isn't necessary for street use, so most people upgrade to end links out of the accord, which are aluminum over the stock plastic.

Thanks I haven't poked around under there yet. Aluminum over plastic sounds good to me

 

[creaturemachine]

Thanks I haven't poked around under there yet. Aluminum over plastic sounds good to me

I wasn't too clear here, but I 'm only recommending you do the rear bar.

From what I've read about the front, you have to remove the subframe to get access to it.

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