ok well i have a question that has been bothering me..i plan on lowering my car but im afraid of the problem everyone has with lowering ,bad camber ot toe w.e you want to call it....once i lower my car what can i do to stop the inccorect toe or camber to not eat up my tires? what dose everyone else do?

 

Get an alignment.

 

wow thanks for that so ever awesome answer...i knew that but that dosent always work..ive herd bullshit storys saying oh we cant align your car because you have modified suspension..

 

It's Definitly Toe you need to fix and you don't need camber kits

 

ok once again you guys are telling me stuff i already know..can you please provide solutions ?

 

The solution is to get an alignment and fix the toe. What kind of solution are you looking for?

 

like i said sumtimes alignment dosent fix it.

 

Bad toe-out (what happens when you lower an Integra, Civic) will chew up tires really quickly on the inside.

Addition of negative camber (what happens when you lower an Integra, Civic) will gradually wear the inside half of the tire. However the addition of negative camber helps cornering performance.

If you're gonna dump it you may want to look at a camber kit but for most people (lowering 1-2") no camber kit is required since the camber will still be inspec or just out of spec.

 

get an alignment. rotate ur tires. u can get camber kits so u won't have to worry about the toe of ur car changing as often.

 

Please read this thread.
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread/1976171