JSTOCK

I just got a "rear camber kit" from ebay and the fool just sent my the ghetto kit (Bolts and washers) BLAH!!!! At least I only paid 12 bucks for this crap but I still could've just went to the local hardware store though. Oh well!

My question is I know it's pretty budget but is it worth doing TEMPORARILY?? I just don't want to waste my time seeing that I already wasted some good drinking money doh!! doh!!

fsp31

If it's just washers and such, you might as well install it. There are more expensive/complex solutions out there for too much negative camber in the rear, but IMO they're an even bigger waste of money for cars that see little or no track time.


[Modified by fsp31, 9:00 PM 2/14/2002]

mps9506

If they are good quality hardware, I don't see why it isn't a good permenant solution? Of course if you are trying to compensate for like -4 degrees of camber then I would suggest getting the entire arm replaced with an adjustable unit, but unless you are using it on the track or need to adjust it for racing I don't see the need for buying a fully adjustable arm. The little ghetto washers with upgraded bolts will do fine, I just wouldn't stack more than two.

JSTOCK

Thanks people.....I feel a little better now!!

deepnite

i guess u got what u paid for..if u can use them then its a good deal

tFUnK

HAHA i bought GRILLS for my civic.. 15 bucks... it says it comes with instructions and materials... i got a package a few days later... two pieces of home depot mesh, not even big enough for my bumper, and the instructions were BS. that's ebay for ya...