I went to Advance Auto Parts to get some detailing supplies and see if I could find some spring pads. I couldn't find spring pads, but I found "Dynachrome Spring Boosters"
I plan on getting new springs within the next couple weeks, but I need new tires first, and I'm not putting on new tires when my camber is hundreds of degrees into the negatives due to the junk stock springs sagging.
I haven't pulled off the tires and jacked up the car to see if they would work, but I was wondering if anyone has used anything like this and if it would work for a few weeks.
Is there a specific height limitation I should stick to?
I plan on buying Lovell's 0 Drop springs and "shimming" them a little bit as well, so whatever method I use, I will use in the future, just at a slightly lesser degree.
I have a pair of these, brand new, if you want them.
I had two sets but wound up using one pair on another type of car.
Will raise the rear about 1/2" and does NOT compress with time
IM me if you want them sent right away and I'll let you know how much.
These are the best made, come with tie wraps and do NOT fall out
honestly that tire doesn't look that bad. anytime you wear a tire down THAT MUCH, you are going to see a pattern that is less than perfect
I would not hesitate buying new tires before worrying about springs. they way I have the camber set in the front of my car, I could only hope, that if I let my tires get that bad (which I never would), that they would wear that evenly.
I know yours are the rears, but I'm just saying that I wouldn't sweat your camber
My rear was only about 1/2" too low (bad OEM springs) and my camber was -2.2,(bad)
After new (stock height) springs it's now -.6 or so, (good).
The spacers (rubbers) will do the trick until you replace your springs, all you probably need is a 1/2" or so raise.
so the 1.5" spacers only gave you about and inch of lift? i take it you installed them inside the coil as opposed to on top of the coil. cant that spacer also be installed on top? im sure it would give atleast another inch if you did.