Looking for interchangeable upper control arms to put some negative camber on my car. Per the rules have to run "stock suspension parts" so nothing adjustable. Heard you could run Civic uppers just don't know what years. Any help or other options would be sweet.

Thanks

 

1996 HONDA ACCORD 2.2L L4 Caster / Camber Cam Bolt Kit | RockAuto

you will want the ones at the bottom and they will go into the upper control arm

 

Can't run the pillow block style like that, tech knows to look for those...

 

For the fronts, your best bet is DA Integra arms. They may take some muscle to get in, but I believe they add about -1 degrees of camber up front. The EF Civic arms may fit as well, but will add even more camber. Not sure how much you really need.

For the rear, there is really nothing. The Accord suspension is pretty different to the Civic/Integra rear in that respect.

 

Fronts really all I'm worried about, and love to get 2-3 degrees. Will try the Civic arms and find out.

Thanks

 

are you on stock suspension as well (shocks/springs)?

 

Yup

 

ah ok. Then give the EF arms a try.

if you were lowered about 1.5-2in, then the DA arms would be better, since you would gain some natural negative camber from lowering. But on stock height the EF arm is probaby the safe bet.

 

As bones stock as you can get besides poly bushings. Its for circle track, rules are tight since it's a stock class. Might try softer/cut springs if the arms don't help as much. About the only trick I know to get camber is different arms and something about moding the radius arm, but haven't figured that out yet