Hi. please don't be upset with me guys... I tried to search it but couldn't find a related topic. My friend has a 10th Anniversay 1993 Accord 4dr. When she bought it, it had already been lowered using lowering springs. She needs a camber kit for the car so that it'll stop eating tires for breakfast. Please recommend a good brand for purchasing this kit. Also, do I need the Adjustable A arm and the adjustable ball joint?

 

Depending on how much it's lowered with these random springs then a front camber kit will cause the upper control arm to hit the inside of the fenderwell at the top of its motion. I would recommend clearancing that area with a sledge just slightly while everything is out. Also, if she does not have aftermarket shocks(preferably Koni Yellows since those are the only ones intended for a much of a drop) then she is driving an unsafe vehicle. The intended pairing of those shocks with factory springs combined with age do not allow it to go well with lowering springs. The ride will be bouncy as well as unpredictable in harsh turns. Possibly when she needs them most.

Now that that's settled. SPC and Ingalls both make great kits. You would certainly notice them if you searched.

 

your car does not need a camber kit

set toe to 0 degrees all around and pass go

i had -3 degrees negative camber all around and didnt have a problem

 

they got these on ebay for like 20 bucks

 

From personal experience with my lowered accord, I had negative camber -2.0 on the front. I drive almost 30K a year and was eating tires on the inner part of the tires maybe every 4 months. Toe was within spec and closer to 0 every alignment. I got the anchor bolt kit from ingalls, cut some grooves of the lip on the inner fenderwell lip and banged it up. Set the camber to 0, took to get aligned, was in spec, and haven't been eating tires since. Just my personal experience.

 

Go with quality parts. Like SPC. either adjustable ball joints or anchor bolts.

 

get an alignment

 

dont use that junk...i dont see how someone can be that cheap where they are willing to not only put their life at risk but the lives of others by trusting a suspension part of unknown quality

i believe that is what i said since the only the only adjustment they do to our cars is toe since that all is adjustable from the factory

 

the car just has lowering springs

 

Ok? You said that in the first post.

You have multiple posts telling you to get an alignment and have the toe 0'd out.