Installing camber kit first time, need torque specs for Control arm (91 civic si)
I need to install this camber kit today, my new tires are coming in and my other tires are eating faster than a fat kid with a twinkie
here's what the directions say
This is an arospeed camber kit, installing on a 91 Civic Hatch Si
Need this ASAP, has to be aligned by friday !!!
I FOUND INSTRUCTIONS ONLINE
Step 1: Raise vehicle off the ground and place the jack stands on the four jacking points.
Step 2: Open the engine compartment.
Step 3: You'll notice that there are 2 large locking nuts holding the upper control arm to the strut tower. Remove these two nuts and turn the control arm around using the tire as a working space.
Step 4: Remove the anchor bolts from the control arm. Install the new adjustable anchors with the large radius facing the ball joint.
Step 5: Reinstall the control arm to the strut tower and torque locking nuts to manufacturer specs.
What are the specs for this? I dont have a manual
Step 6: Adjust camber to desired specification by sliding the control arm 1-1/4 to 3 degrees positive. Tighten and torque the bottom adjusted nut to 35 lbs.
here's what the directions say
This is an arospeed camber kit, installing on a 91 Civic Hatch Si
Need this ASAP, has to be aligned by friday !!!
I FOUND INSTRUCTIONS ONLINE
Step 1: Raise vehicle off the ground and place the jack stands on the four jacking points.
Step 2: Open the engine compartment.
Step 3: You'll notice that there are 2 large locking nuts holding the upper control arm to the strut tower. Remove these two nuts and turn the control arm around using the tire as a working space.
Step 4: Remove the anchor bolts from the control arm. Install the new adjustable anchors with the large radius facing the ball joint.
Step 5: Reinstall the control arm to the strut tower and torque locking nuts to manufacturer specs.
What are the specs for this? I dont have a manual
Step 6: Adjust camber to desired specification by sliding the control arm 1-1/4 to 3 degrees positive. Tighten and torque the bottom adjusted nut to 35 lbs.
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