camber kits?
06-28-2002, 01:03 PM
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camber kits?
i was looking on e bay and has anyone had experience wit hthe no name camber kits on there??? feedback will be appreciated... i have a 96 hatch that is dropped on skunk2 coilovers with kyb ag's...it is dropped about 2 3/4 in the front and 2 1/2 in the back..thanks alot for hte help
06-28-2002, 01:23 PM
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Re: camber kits? (gambit33)
IMO, Ingalls are a entry level camber kit that is EXTREMELY hard to adjust if you were to take it to an avg joe mechanic. Cannot get any easier than a Skunk2 kit.
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Re: camber kits? (Civicboy)
i have the skunk2 front camber kit and my rear camber kit is made by specialty and is also very easy to install and adjust
my setup now is perfect, along with a trip to the alignment shop
my setup now is perfect, along with a trip to the alignment shop
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Re: camber kits? (frank@b16a.com)
I just brought the Skunk2 Camber Kit after much debating.
Be a little careful of it, really tighten those screws down -- and maybe use locktite --because people have had problems with it coming loose. Warren @ ECHC for example.
Be a little careful of it, really tighten those screws down -- and maybe use locktite --because people have had problems with it coming loose. Warren @ ECHC for example.
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