if i drop the car?
You would need an alignment and imo a camber kit isnt necessary but they are several arguments about whether you need camber kit or not. You should be fine with just an alignment.
yup toe is a bitch when it off it eats your tires up like if you were burning rubber alllllll day. camber doesnt so much since its not really a resistance problem more of a look problem but eats tires VERY VERY VERY slowly
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absolutely get an alignment, but make sure they are capable and don't have some chucklehead who isn't going to not care about your car, drag it the whole way up onto the rack and mutter "****in ricers stupid honda" the whole time.
^^ yeah take it to some1 who doesnt discriminate on what kind of car it is. i have people that do that **** call us ricer's cuz they have a v8. but when our ricey *** cars walk their asses anyday anyhow they wont be calling us ricers
A good mechanic/tech will take it as a challenge. Thats what innovation is all about. Anyway yes make sure the toe angle is close to zero. Camber is up to you. Personally I run no less than -1.5 to aid in cornering grip.
when i first lowered my old EG8 my toe clocked in at -.88 i aligned it with a final reading of +.23. Now, that is still out of spec but that is more to compensate for tire wear, which after that i never had a problem with.
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