A-Spec Suspension Camber issues?
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A-Spec Suspension Camber issues?
i was looking around at curryacuraparts.com
noticed that the Aspec suspension said it came with everytihng needed to changeover
it didnt list exactly what it came with
will this affect camber? will i ahve to get after market camber kit or will the change not effect it or will the susp kit come with it?
noticed that the Aspec suspension said it came with everytihng needed to changeover
it didnt list exactly what it came with
will this affect camber? will i ahve to get after market camber kit or will the change not effect it or will the susp kit come with it?
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Re: A-Spec Suspension Camber issues? (dan12288)
Not sure about that last one. With the new suspensions, any time you dissconnect the suspension, specifically the front, you should get it aligned. It wasnt so with the older honda suspension unless you lowered it.
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Re: A-Spec Suspension Camber issues? (b18LS)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by b18LS »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Not sure about that last one. With the new suspensions, any time you dissconnect the suspension, specifically the front, you should get it aligned. It wasnt so with the older honda suspension unless you lowered it.</TD></TR></TABLE>
I agree, but the way Honda engineered the A-Spec suspension is that if you are running OEM suspension and the car is in good alignment, the A-Spec will go right on and usually not be too far out.
They still recommend to get the alignment checked after install, however.
I agree, but the way Honda engineered the A-Spec suspension is that if you are running OEM suspension and the car is in good alignment, the A-Spec will go right on and usually not be too far out.
They still recommend to get the alignment checked after install, however.
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Re: A-Spec Suspension Camber issues? (Todd00)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Todd00 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
I agree, but the way Honda engineered the A-Spec suspension is that if you are running OEM suspension and the car is in good alignment, the A-Spec will go right on and usually not be too far out.
They still recommend to get the alignment checked after install, however.</TD></TR></TABLE>
I agree, but the way Honda engineered the A-Spec suspension is that if you are running OEM suspension and the car is in good alignment, the A-Spec will go right on and usually not be too far out.
They still recommend to get the alignment checked after install, however.</TD></TR></TABLE>
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Re: A-Spec Suspension Camber issues? (b18LS)
you really dont need it if your coming from stock... trust i have been riding my car for a year and a half after install and had no issues whats so ever... but i guess if you really want to spend the money to get an alignment, just do it.
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