raynor

i just bought 2" lowering springs and a camber kit for my 94 prelude. everything came in but a buddy told me the rear is for an integra. will it still work?

Hawkze_2.3

No one can tell you that over the internet without knowing details and seeing your parts.

You probably won't even need a camber kit for just 2", I don't.

psychoboy

probably not, but without seeing the parts you have, we can't know for sure.

the integra rear kit is usually a replacement for the upper arm:


the prelude rear kit is usually a replacement for the upper arm mounts:


sometimes you'll find an eccentric ball joint for the upper arm:


but i don't know if those will work in the prelude's rear (and i'm not sure i would use them if they did)


so, what did you get?

catchdz

its not that bad a little expensive but to get it right it worth it check the internet for myers tire supply get the cataloge and check it comes in to sizes the lower you go the bigger u'll need after installing go to alignment mechanic tell him to check what u need to bring the wheels bck out and go from there, ask for a check and a print out only DONT let them do the alignment till after installing the camber kits

NirVTEC

Need, use, want.....

How much (-) camber do you have from a 2" drop. My experience tells me 2*......which I think is a bit much on a street car for tire preservation.

Hawkze_2.3

Eyeballing it says <1 degree of - camber, but I haven't properly measured it.

Also looks like it may be closer to 1.5"? I just put new suspension on it recently, and haven't really seen a stock height Lude to compare it to in many years

catchdz

I told u to do it right u need to see an alignment mechanic

killa-lude

Why don`t you recommend it?