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I've heard that lowering springs will prematurely wear out front tires if camber plates aren't installed.
Is this true of the TSW springs as they were designed to work w/ OEM? Would a good alignment be sufficient to alleviate the wear issue?
I have an R50 with 22mm rear Hotchkis comp swaybar.
Thank you.
T.
Lowering the car with any suspension will necessitate camber plates to promote the best handling experience and tire wear. The car will be fine without them, but for the minimal cost, you might as well install them when you have the strut out . You can get a set of fixed camber plates for about $200.
I don't know if the R56 has rear camber adjustment. They added minimal adjustments to the 05-06 suspension.
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