anyone know a good kind of front camber kit? i heard some of the cheaper ones tend to break after a while. and i don't wanna have to keep replacing them

any help will be great

 

Vision front camber kit... I think jhpusa.com sells em

 

skunk 2 has some good front camber kits, a little spendy but by far they are awesome!

 

Correct me if I'm wrong but I don't think Skunk2 made a front camber kit for the EF's...

 

wow I'm retarded I just remember that when I did my camber I remember a friend of a friend telling me about how good skunk2 was, but I guess he was just b.s. cause I looked it up but none to be found, i just went with ebay specials (lack of funds) had em on my 91 worked fine but now I have a rex

 

the best camber kits for EDs is the Ingalls Camber kit it wond break or *** up

 

Actually, the ingalls are good but not the best. If you're car is lowered, they may hit the top of your fenders and can either have a banging sound on bumps or dent it. You can however shimmy it, meaning shave the top part, but I don't know how much it'll compromise its strength.

 

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Wish mine would come in. Had it on order since December and its still on back order.

 

Wow, I wonder how much is it now??? I wanted to get those years ago but couldn't afford the $200 price tag...and last time I check, it was close to $500!! I wonder if you can buy em in Japan directly?

 

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true i have no experience with them i just recommend them because they are a one piece design unlike some welded ones that tend to break

 

i've been rocking the ebay kit for years now. and just a few shime in the back

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors...ZWDVW

 

thats one I got for my b16a sedan with just shimmed out rear control arms cheap and never broke on me

 

Your lookin for a ef/ed camber kit well i worked with this company to design this product you can check out autodynamic.com check out the REVO parts those front upper camber arms are GOOD in stock the # is 626 618 2026 ask for harry he'll take care of you,also mention my name MOE...

 

Also search Rhino on ebay its a revo copy and there is a thread bouncing around here if you search. I wanna say that the rhino kit is less than 150 dollars.. So it could be a choice

 

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would love to find out how good they are .....

 

WEll the revo came out first rhino i think did a copy of the revo arm almost sure of that also the revo is sold at a shop comes with a life time warr.rhino is just one of those eGay things, how could you put it all sales final no exchange no refunds once you buy from eGay anyways call 626 618 2026 ask for harry tell him you heard about it from MOE harry will take care of you plus they ship...

 

Only thing with Revo is they only adjust oneway..positive camber...

 

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agreed.

 

im running spc ball joint kits. decent IMO

 

I'm running EIBACH....they were fairly easy to install...and equally easy to adjust..