Anyone ever try these adjustable balljoints before?
Found these on IAPDirect, anyone ever try these? http://www.iapdirect.com/item.asp?invid=83
I ordered the adjustable anchor bolts but it seems like i'll have to cut out some parts of the inner unibody so my UCA wont hit... I read somewhere that using adjustable ball joints instead will let me adjust camber without having my UCA's hit.
I ordered the adjustable anchor bolts but it seems like i'll have to cut out some parts of the inner unibody so my UCA wont hit... I read somewhere that using adjustable ball joints instead will let me adjust camber without having my UCA's hit.
i just ordered those today from them... my ball joints are bad, so i figured why not give em a shot. ill let ya know when i get them
it seems alot simpler than the anchor bolts too
it seems alot simpler than the anchor bolts too
sorry, i searched but nothing came up with anyone having these on a crx, other cars yes... but i guess theyll work out the same right?
I've heard good things about these as well... I've purchased the ingalls camber kit and people say the SPC ones are easier to adjust & install...
thanks guys...*Sigh* i guess when my ingalls kit arrives ill have to sell it and get the balljoint ones...man this just hasnt been my week.
...i'm in the same train as you... damn it ingalls!
btw: i tried fitting the ingalls kit on my 88 crx and the kit is slightly larger than the upper control arm opening... i didn't want to bend anything, so i said screw it.
btw: i tried fitting the ingalls kit on my 88 crx and the kit is slightly larger than the upper control arm opening... i didn't want to bend anything, so i said screw it.
I've never had any experience with the IAP part, but I bought the ingalls kit for a '91 crx si... the poly bushings are kinda hard to press in, and i did have to grind out the inner fender to get the control arm to clear, but i've had no problems with them other than that. The kit replaces the ball joints that anchor on either side of the strut inside the engine bay.
A good knowledgeable alignment shop won't have any trouble adjusting these, and the place i took mine to actually gave me the option of telling them what i wanted the camber set at, not just at honda spec, i got it at zero to save my tires.
anyway, good luck...
A good knowledgeable alignment shop won't have any trouble adjusting these, and the place i took mine to actually gave me the option of telling them what i wanted the camber set at, not just at honda spec, i got it at zero to save my tires.
anyway, good luck...
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