hey i'm about to lower my car about 2 inches and i was wondering will i jus need a camber kit for the front or the rear also?

 

hondas are not straight line cars, so if your tires start balding on the insides, you aren't really driving.

 

2" or lower and you'll want a camber kit

 

You will definitely need a camber kit. Contact me and I will explain your options.

 

1 inch or more an you need camber unless you like to change your tires every 6 month... you really only need the kit for the front... any good alighnment center can fix the rear easy on front wheel drive cars

 

Not really, I have 1.25" drop all around. You only need a camber kit 2" and lower.

 

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Rule of thumb is usually 2"

 

2" or lower you will need one and as said above probably just the front.

 

you dont need a camber kit, and for the back...use washers and save some $$. get a good alignment by someone that knows what their doing and you'll be fine. i have my integra dropped about 3 with very little...and i mean little tire wear with no camber kit, but thats me

 

i have sportlines (1.9") and no camber kit.....

 

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Yeah, if you drive about 50,000 miles during that time period.

 

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i might add i drive about 8k a year, and rock yoko avid tourers

 

bent your spindles?

 

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worthless comment

use washer shims in the rear if you have anything before 6th gen accord

 

you've never heard of bending your spindles? no you havent huh. then stfu

 

im planning to also drop mine another inch or so. Anyone suggesting getting it alined afterwards?

 

yes or no question i just installed my eibach sportline on my accord and will i need them?

 

I don't remember how much sportlines lower, but if it's 2" or more than yes, you will.

 

its almost 2 in but not quite that low will i still need them just in case or maybe in teh future?

 

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You will be just fine.

Just make sure to rotate your tires as normal and you will be ok.

 

when should i rotate my tires?

 

I do mine every 3000 miles along with my oil change. I think normal rotation is 5000 or 7500 miles. But if it's lowered I'd do it more often.

 

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Wow that's frequent.