anyone make a home made camber kit for the 90-97?
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I installed a eibach prokit on my car, but the specs are way off. it wants to track the the right now, I will update the post with the specs the alighment shop gave me up here. (the caster is actually off)
anyone do any mods for something like this? (since its onlye a 1.1 inch drop, im thinking a camber kit is overkill)
Modified by carbnjunkie at 11:23 PM 9/26/2005
anyone do any mods for something like this? (since its onlye a 1.1 inch drop, im thinking a camber kit is overkill)
Modified by carbnjunkie at 11:23 PM 9/26/2005
dawg.... I got some rear arms for the lowerded rear wheels... let me know if you need them.... I'll make sure I get a good price for you
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Thanks for the offer, let me first figure out if it will help this problem. (ill keep your sn!)
save yourself a penny and look up "rear washer trick" when i got my alignment done they used it in the rear for mine
i lowered my car, got a camber kit installed for the front of my car, and then got an alignment. didn't even do the washer trick for my rear wheels, and I've never had a problem with uneven tire wear in the back.
and with the camber kit, the front is fine. I have an Ingalls camber kit. Lowered on H&R sport springs, which i think is about a 1.2" drop? anyways, i don't think a camber kit is overkill, i think it's a necessity for anything lower then stock.
and with the camber kit, the front is fine. I have an Ingalls camber kit. Lowered on H&R sport springs, which i think is about a 1.2" drop? anyways, i don't think a camber kit is overkill, i think it's a necessity for anything lower then stock.
I took my car to Miami chasis and they cambered it using washers to flare out the wishbone so you could try that. It does a pretty good job...cheap and saves me money cause it doesn't cut the tires.
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how about the caster that is of in the front wheels? Everything was in spec when it was stock.
Modified by carbnjunkie at 10:59 AM 9/27/2005
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I needed that too...thanks. btw, happy 1 yr anniversary with honda-tech.... yeah i noticed that but my girl is bitchin bout ours.... talk about puttin cars first haha
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I needed that too...thanks. btw, happy 1 yr anniversary with honda-tech.... yeah i noticed that but my girl is bitchin bout ours.... talk about puttin cars first haha
carbnjunkie - I would get a camber kit for your car, its pretty much a must when you lower it or your gonna get werid tire wear.
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yah i agree, problem is, its not going to effect that damn caster! ark...this is going to hurt the handling too, the opposite of what most springs do!
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