yep, I want H&R Sports + Neuspeed-Koni Shocks really bad

But I'm still confused, what exactly did you get? H&R SPORT SPRINGS?

Have purchased shocks, or springs?

Anyways, there are plenty of people here with H&R Sports, and they will all agree that you won't need a camber kit. If, for some unknown reason, you need one, it would mostly likely be a rear camber kit. But seeing how it's a 1.5/1.2 drop, it's highly unlikely.

jschmid and dreman both have H&R Sports.

If you want good instructions, a decent service manual would help. Helms manuals are good, and go for ~$70 @ helminc.com. A haynes manual is ~$20, and you could probably pick one up at your local AutoZone.