jerm001

How much of a drop would I have to be at before you would recommend getting a camber kit to prevent wear on the tires?

Chicano

Once you go under 2" then you will start having camber problems...so usualy a good height is 1.75" all around...I had that with my 17" on my civic and the camber was fine.

jerm001

so I should be fine with 15" rims and a 1.75" drop?

Chicano

Yeah you'll be fine

AzntaggeR

toe is what will kill your tires. but you should be fine with a 1.75" drop.

TallAssFilipino

Keep an eye on how your tires wear.

Chicano

Don't forget to rotate

TallAssFilipino

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On my girlfriend's Civic, she has 15"s with just about that same drop if not higher. Even on her Ingals set-camber, she wears just slightly on the insides.

jerm001

"On my girlfriend's Civic, she has 15"s with just about that same drop if not higher. Even on her Ingals set-camber, she wears just slightly on the insides"

SO your saying I will need a camber kit?

TallAssFilipino

Well, base on his opinion and on what I've seen, decide between the two. Most importantly, just notice how your tires wear. You should be able to tell.

jerm001

its kind of a money thing, If I need a camber kit I'll have to wait a while till I get some more money, because I only have enough for rims plus tires, and I already have shocks and coilovers, if I need a camber kit then I'll probably just roll on the stock steelies for a while

LSzar

dont forget to get an alignment after you get the camber kit in