my friend from work has front and rear camber kits for his 2000 si and he crashed his si and doesnt need them i have a 94 civic will the camber kit work for the front i know the rears will work but im unsure about the fronts i can pick the whole kit up cheap and would like to know

 

the front control arms are different on the 92-95 civics versus the 96-00. so while the rear will work, the front will not.
how bad is your camber? i'd just get a 0 toe aligment.

 

my car is pretty low wheels in the wells its more camber wear then tow

 

get an 0 toe aligment. if you have severe inner edge wear, thats toe. the negative camber accelerates this wear. so if you get it set to 0 you'll greatly reduce this accelerated wear on the inner edge no matter what your camber is at.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by chrisw85 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">get an 0 toe aligment. if you have severe inner edge wear, thats toe. the negative camber accelerates this wear. so if you get it set to 0 you'll greatly reduce this accelerated wear on the inner edge no matter what your camber is at.</TD></TR></TABLE>

i think not. camber is more important than caster and toe. I will guarantee that your cars tires will eat up with offset camber and 0 toe. DONT listen to chris, do the investigation your self.

 

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i think not. camber is more important than caster and toe. I will guarantee that your cars tires will eat up with offset camber and 0 toe. DONT listen to chris, do the investigation your self. </TD></TR></TABLE>

i think not to you.

fix toe, thats the main reason for eating tires on our hondas.