Rear camber question
I took my car back to a couple shops to see what they said about why the left camber is negative... I told them the shop that originally did the alignment said that something was bent on the left rear side... But the shops said everything looked good... They said that I should get rear camber kit to fix the problem... Now I read the sticky up top and it says that camber kits are not needed, is that for the front only? This really bothers me because when I either have people sitting in the back or stuff in my trunk. I get nervous like if it is going to snap. haha My yearly alignment is coming up in october, so I just want it done correctly this time. I have the tokico kit installed.
i would get a camber kit to equal out the camber. it will help your tires wear properly. once you equal out the camber you can equal out toe a little easier
Its on my 2000 civic ex...
Oneoffaccord, thats what I was thinking of doing... Cause like I said when i have people or stuff in the rear it seems to get negative... so then what exactly does the sticky try to get at?
Oneoffaccord, thats what I was thinking of doing... Cause like I said when i have people or stuff in the rear it seems to get negative... so then what exactly does the sticky try to get at?
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Another question, even though it is said that camber does not kill tire... Can I just get a rear camber kit to straighten out the tires for personal preference, cause it bothers me seeing that tire the way it is...
You could also use a couple washers and longer bolts to get rid of some of the negative camber and still have your stock arms.
I dont know that i would do this to get rid of all camber.
I dont know that i would do this to get rid of all camber.
i dont think the washer trick will work completely. does it work yes but to equal out both sizes totally then i say no. i bought a wicked tuning kit for both my civic and accord. works great
No, it wont make each side perfectly equal,unless they were already equal which i have almost never seen. The way to get both sides perfectly equal is a camber kit.
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