Spring recommendations!

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Pak

Discussion Starter · Feb 21, 2015

Hello everyone! I am interested in lowing my 2014 R/T (rwd) charger. I recently purchased some new wheels and tires for my ride. They are Viper reps (20x9) and Nitto Motivos (275/40/20). Theres a pretty big gap that I am trying to get rid of. I was hoping to drop at least 1.5 inches. I have come across some Eibach pro-kit lowering springs. Would I be needing any caster/camber plates for the alignment afterwards?

Thanks everyone for the help. Here is how the car sits now.

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drsvelte

· #4 · Feb 22, 2015

Lowering and the choice of springs, struts, and shocks has been the subject of many, many threads on this forum.

You'll find lots of good information by simply doing a search on "Eibach springs." You'll probably find more than a few photos, too. Then search on "Mopar Stage 1" and "Hotchkis" so you can draw meaningful comparisons to other popular spring kits.

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drsvelte

· #6 · Feb 22, 2015 (Edited)

There is a guy in the forum who used challenger or srt springs and it lowered it about that much

SRT8 takeoff springs crop up in the classifieds from time-to-time.

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drsvelte

· #10 · Feb 23, 2015

So just in addition to the kit all I would need is a chamber kit for the rear.

In addition to the camber kit, if you have Nivomat shocks in the rear you will need to replace them.

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drsvelte

· #12 · Feb 25, 2015

Looking good! :grin2:

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