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hmmm 50 50....
the left one is missing the stock mounts it has a ingalls camber kit
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by EL Vap133 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Damn, too bad I'm at work right now. But on a wild guess, I would say the one on the left is the crx a-arm. </TD></TR></TABLE>
(for later, just incase elvap is wrong)
Modified by HatchBox at 6:47 PM 1/19/2005
the left one is missing the stock mounts it has a ingalls camber kit
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(for later, just incase elvap is wrong)
Modified by HatchBox at 6:47 PM 1/19/2005
I'd vote that left = ED (missing bridge, probably since someone installed that camber kit) and right = DA (OEM).
From what I've read is that DA will fit since it has the same spacing between the anchor bolts. But you gain positive camber and less caster. The one on the right definitely seems to have a longer distance from the centerline of the anchor bolts to the upper ball joint. So that'd be the camber gain people speak of.
From what I've read is that DA will fit since it has the same spacing between the anchor bolts. But you gain positive camber and less caster. The one on the right definitely seems to have a longer distance from the centerline of the anchor bolts to the upper ball joint. So that'd be the camber gain people speak of.
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well i got my swap, and got free knuckles, so while the timing belt was getting put on i had them zip on the teg ones...
So im thinking the skinny ones might be the civic.
So im thinking the skinny ones might be the civic.
pretty sure right one is teg...both come stock with that little peice and it doesn't matter which one you use.....I just did this swap in my rex with the entire teg setup......there are two little washer type things that should be on the end of your camber kit and if you don't use those it will hit the frame rail....I know because I tried to not use mine because it looks like they seat better without them....if you donm't have them just put about a 1/4 inch of washers on the both of those bolts and it should drop it enough that it will clear the frame rail.
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ok just got a wiff of the thread and went outside to my 92 DA and it has the ones on the RIGHT and my EF CRX has the ones on the LEFT and same camber kit.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by PaImportTuner »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">ok just got a wiff of the thread and went outside to my 92 DA and it has the ones on the RIGHT and my EF CRX has the ones on the LEFT and same camber kit.
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Thanks for looking!!
Hmm now i gotta figure out why its hitting the frame rail lip.
Think it would be ok to dremel it off?
</TD></TR></TABLE>Thanks for looking!!
Hmm now i gotta figure out why its hitting the frame rail lip.
Think it would be ok to dremel it off?
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dammit, well now i know what those were for... lol
dammit, well now i know what those were for... lol
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