jizzer671

i have itr suspension that i will be installing into a gsr. everything being front rear lca's, F&R sway bars, F&R springs and shocks. the question is, will i need a camber kit with this install? will i get any negative camber?

ziggz5011

kinda depends on how much lower the car is. i dunno for sure, but i think 2 inches lower is bordering on needing a camber kit. any less and u can take it to a local tire/wheel shop and have them adjust it for $60... and it will b close enough to not have much negative effect on the tires...

alexisthemovie

you will get negative camber but you wont need a camber kit because those springs wont lower you very much at all.

plus, one of the benefits of lowering a car is the negative camber.

doood

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depends on how low the drop is

you will need a reinforcement kit for the rear sway bar though and the front is the same size as your stock gsr

jizzer671

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you will need a reinforcement kit for the rear sway bar though and the front is the same size as your stock gsr</TD></TR></TABLE>


yes, i purchased and ASR reinforcement kit for the rear. but how many inches lower exactly will the itr suspension be than stock gsr suspension.

Padawan

No, you won't need a camber kit. It's a factory suspension setup that is only 15mm lower than other Integra models. Just have an alignment performed after you're finished.

jizzer671

alright so im done installing the front and im onto the rear, i notice for the rear i didnt recieve the metal clamps for the bushings, just the bushings and swaybar which are 23mm. I called tha acura dealer and all they have are 22mm clamps. would it be wrong to use a 22mm clamp? will this cause any malfunctions in the swaybars mechanics?