rear disc concersion gone bad....
wen i got my 1st ls swap i purchased the whole 90 integra for 300$ so i took advantage of it and put da motor in my rex and the front and rear disc setup, y is it that my rear tires taper into the car they basically go in like so....... / ive driven like this for 3 monthes now and it stops and all, there doesnt seem to be much wear in the tires but im jus conserned that it might become n issue aside from cosmetic.....
Yeah for some reason it did that one my friends Sedan when he put the full integra suspension on his car. He thought he had a bent frame, took it to get alined, they were like I have no idea but i can't aline the rear wheels. So swap them back like Figarila said.
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appreciate the help didnt get back sooner kuz of skool but i guess i gotta get a hold of ome si discs kuz i got rid of my originals so for the time being im gonna have ot ride it out.
really do wen i switch dem n it dont work i can over there n drop kick u in ur face right? kuz idk who u thought u were talkin to like dat. u dnt kno me dog so dnt come out ur face n be a computer thug! next time u post n wanna be disrespectful rememba u behind a screen, and dat dnt make u tough!
cant he stack about 5 10mm washers under each upper controll arm bolt mount against the body and put longer mounting bolts on ? or is it more drastic than that?
It is almost certain that you swapped the Integra compensator arms and possibly other control arms onto your car, which is a huge no-no. You have to swap the original Civic/CRX compensator arms - and any other control arms you changed - back onto the car. The only arm that can be swapped from a DA for the rear disc conversion is the trailing arm - and even those aren't necessary, because you can bolt the disc hub assemblies up to your stock trailing arms (this is usually done when a donor trailing arm is bent).
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by ChickenH »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">cant he stack about 5 10mm washers under each upper controll arm bolt mount against the body and put longer mounting bolts on ? or is it more drastic than that?</TD></TR></TABLE>
No. This is not the same problem you're thinking of. Alignment is not something that you can halfass, or it will end up quickly wasting a lot of your money and time.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by ChickenH »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">cant he stack about 5 10mm washers under each upper controll arm bolt mount against the body and put longer mounting bolts on ? or is it more drastic than that?</TD></TR></TABLE>
No. This is not the same problem you're thinking of. Alignment is not something that you can halfass, or it will end up quickly wasting a lot of your money and time.
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, but we all know thats probably his problem
