prelude bb2 suspsension Q's : (camber kit) for H&R ON toE-kico HP's
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So I have H&R sport springs under my bed. Planning to get the Toe-Kico Blues Soon. (1.3" drop.)HR seem really good, not jdm but who can see it anyhoo (made in Germany) . I got it for a buck brand new so okay....(Teins are made in china now)
Was thinking....Should I get Camber Kit? worth it?
Ingalls? $250 vs. $50 Ebay?
FYI:
I am running Pirelli tires and THESE TIRES ARE WORTH EVERY PENNY!
TOYO FZ4 ARE THE WORST I'VE ever had. Blew 2 new toyos in 2 weeks!
Falken Ziex are good.
Pirelli= Pretty darn awwwwwesome!
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Was thinking....Should I get Camber Kit? worth it?
Ingalls? $250 vs. $50 Ebay?
FYI:
I am running Pirelli tires and THESE TIRES ARE WORTH EVERY PENNY!
TOYO FZ4 ARE THE WORST I'VE ever had. Blew 2 new toyos in 2 weeks!
Falken Ziex are good.
Pirelli= Pretty darn awwwwwesome!
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??M.E. EDITION E.D.M.
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i dont think any one is gonna help you in here after you come in our forum and completely make an *** of your self... any ways do us a favor alright give me your adress ill let you borrow my hand gun alright, and what i need you to do is put it in your mouth and pull the trigger ok? because darwin is taking to long on you.. oh and by the way will you take your lipstick off so you dont stain my barrel..
thanks love your dearest friend (pretty sad actually only friend) Tony
thanks love your dearest friend (pretty sad actually only friend) Tony
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by preludebbduce »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">So I have H&R sport springs under my bed. Planning to get the Toe-Kico Blues Soon. (1.3" drop.)HR seem really good, not jdm but who can see it anyhoo (made in Germany) . I got it for a buck brand new so okay....(Teins are made in china now)
Was thinking....Should I get Camber Kit? worth it?
Ingalls? $250 vs. $50 Ebay?
FYI:
I am running Pirelli tires and THESE TIRES ARE WORTH EVERY PENNY!
TOYO FZ4 ARE THE WORST I'VE ever had. Blew 2 new toyos in 2 weeks!
Falken Ziex are good.
Pirelli= Pretty darn awwwwwesome!
?? ??
M.E. EDITION E.D.M.
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ya weren't you the douche bag that posted all the crazy **** a couple days ago... Seemed like you were on crack or something and liked talking in ALL CAPS... no help for jooo!
Was thinking....Should I get Camber Kit? worth it?
Ingalls? $250 vs. $50 Ebay?
FYI:
I am running Pirelli tires and THESE TIRES ARE WORTH EVERY PENNY!
TOYO FZ4 ARE THE WORST I'VE ever had. Blew 2 new toyos in 2 weeks!
Falken Ziex are good.
Pirelli= Pretty darn awwwwwesome!
?? ??
M.E. EDITION E.D.M.
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ya weren't you the douche bag that posted all the crazy **** a couple days ago... Seemed like you were on crack or something and liked talking in ALL CAPS... no help for jooo!
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ya weren't you the douche bag that posted all the crazy **** a couple days ago... Seemed like you were on crack or something and liked talking in ALL CAPS... no help for jooo!
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ya weren't you the douche bag that posted all the crazy **** a couple days ago... Seemed like you were on crack or something and liked talking in ALL CAPS... no help for jooo!
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im wonderinf the same thing
are the ebay kits alright to use?
i dont understand what this does
http://home.earthlink.net/~civ....html
looks like the washer only spaces it, dont understand how that changes angle
are the ebay kits alright to use?
i dont understand what this does
http://home.earthlink.net/~civ....html
looks like the washer only spaces it, dont understand how that changes angle
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i was wondering about camber kits as well.. would you recommend offset anchor bolts or offset balljoints? balljoints are way more expensive.. because theyre better? or because theyre a more complicated part?
and as stated before get an alignment before you buy a camber kit. you may not need one. or if you do, youll know how much adjustment youll need to get.
and as stated before get an alignment before you buy a camber kit. you may not need one. or if you do, youll know how much adjustment youll need to get.
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lol nice....haha
and why do you feel the need to type toE-kico??
plikit, you need to review the options available for adjusting camber on preludes.....the suspension design doesn't allow for camber adjustment like on civics and integras....take the back for instance...
the camber is adjusted though adjusting the length of the rod that connects the top of the trailing arm to the chassis, pulling and pushing the top angles the wheel, aka camber...
but, on a prelude, the rear suspension uses an upper a-arm, and a ball joint.....in order to adjust the camber there, you must adjust the ball joint....
now that i finish typing that i think i understand your question, no, you do not want to offset the anchor of the arm, as this will screw up the angle the ball joint sits at and over-stress it....get the adjustable ball joints.....just be careful up front if you go too low they will stab through the shock tower in the oh-so-weak location that some unnamed genius just thought to mount a strut bar to....
</TD></TR></TABLE>lol nice....haha
and why do you feel the need to type toE-kico??
plikit, you need to review the options available for adjusting camber on preludes.....the suspension design doesn't allow for camber adjustment like on civics and integras....take the back for instance...
the camber is adjusted though adjusting the length of the rod that connects the top of the trailing arm to the chassis, pulling and pushing the top angles the wheel, aka camber...
but, on a prelude, the rear suspension uses an upper a-arm, and a ball joint.....in order to adjust the camber there, you must adjust the ball joint....
now that i finish typing that i think i understand your question, no, you do not want to offset the anchor of the arm, as this will screw up the angle the ball joint sits at and over-stress it....get the adjustable ball joints.....just be careful up front if you go too low they will stab through the shock tower in the oh-so-weak location that some unnamed genius just thought to mount a strut bar to....
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