SUSPENSION - hopefully for the last time
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SUSPENSION - hopefully for the last time
Ok, so I think I may have come to some sort of conclusion:
*Tokico HP's
*Skunk2 Coilovers
*Installation
$750
on my 90 CRX Si, is this a decent deal? It seems good to me, but now Im thinking about a camber kit...the shop that is getting me the other stuff was going to get me a front for 150, but I see progress, ingall, etc. on ebay for much cheaper. Are those brands reputable? whats the most camber im going to need?
*Tokico HP's
*Skunk2 Coilovers
*Installation
$750
on my 90 CRX Si, is this a decent deal? It seems good to me, but now Im thinking about a camber kit...the shop that is getting me the other stuff was going to get me a front for 150, but I see progress, ingall, etc. on ebay for much cheaper. Are those brands reputable? whats the most camber im going to need?
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Re: SUSPENSION - hopefully for the last time (DJ:A)
Far as I know about 3 degrees of camber correction is plenty. I doubt you're going to be driving slammed to the ground, so more adjustability than that is overkill... I had a question about camber kits a while back in the Tech forum, let's see if I can find it...
Well, this is the closest thing I could find. HTH.
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=51484
Well, this is the closest thing I could find. HTH.
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=51484
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Re: SUSPENSION - hopefully for the last time (DJ:A)
If you're not dropping by more than say 1.75" or so, you probably won't need a camber kit. Probably around 1.5 degrees or so of negative camber. Just adjust the toe and you should be fine.
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