I have a 94 accord and its droped with a Eibach sportline lowering kit. I was wondering if i used the straight rod style rear camber kit, if i would run into clerance issues. ANY INFO WILL BE HELPFULL THANKS

 

Use the "washer trick".

Here's the link from the Accord FAQ:
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1257911

 

i have already ordered the arms but ive done some research and dont think i will have clerance issuses IF ANYBODY HAS ANY MORE INFO IT WILL BE HELPFULL THANKS

 

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You mean something like these... (the rear ones obviously)

 

YUP that style

 

I have 2" tenzo r springs on my 97 accord, just got the bent arms. haven't installed them, well don't get them in till tuseday. I will check back and see what happens, or tell you how mying fit. if you do have probs though just use the washer trick.

 

The washer technique is definately a cheap and effective way to correct the camber in the rear.

 

I got my straight rods in the other day and installed them myself. There a perfect fit and i have a 3 inch drop. I was shitting pellets waiting for them to come in cause i was afraid i would have clerance issues, but there perfect.