hey, im gettin ready to drop my car 2 inches here on tuesday cuz my struts are finally comming in on monday.. so my uncle a mechanic said i was goin to need a camber kit for my car because the camber is un-adjustable (true or not) so i fould this camber kit by SPRINT.. i heard about them but i dont know how people feel about them. so on a 2 inch drop, will this camber kit be applicable?

Integra 90-93 XC1004K 3.25F/2.00R 1 $ 210.00


also im gettin this kit brand new for 50 bucks

heres the story from the guy on ebay:

You are bidding on a Sprint Suspension complete camber kit for a 90-93 Acura Integra. This camber kit includes everything needed to adjust camber on all four wheels. If you have a 88-91 Civic and have added 90-93 Integra brakes [to convert to 4 wheel disc], this will also work for your application. The model number of the kit is XC1004K. I was going to put DA suspension on my hatchback and bought this so I could properly lower it, but never got around to doing it, and now I have a new project car. The list for this kit is $283, I paid $175 for it. This auction is no reserve!!!! If you lowered your DA Integra, this is a must, or you will be wasting your money buying new tires every six months. This kit comes with instructions and can be installed by you, but I recommend taking it somewhere to have a proper front en re-alignment after the install. This kit is the Extreme camber kit, and can adjust from 1 3/4 to 3 1/4 degrees positive. This is what you need if you have lowered your car slightly or if you have it slammed!

should i continue going for it or no?

 

I dont know about their camber kits, however they were one of the first companies to make lowering spring for the Mazda 6 when it first came out last year. I emailed them with my concerns about the fact that I had never heard about them. They were very nice and explained how long they had been in business ETC. ETC. Anyways, I got a set of lowering springs for my now dead 2003 mazda 6 and they rode great and never sagged at all with about 10k miles on em.

 

my friend has them on his civic.. there springs offer up to a 3.25 drop.. thats freakin insane!!! but anyways, back to topic.. anyone else got any info on this?

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by .:TNN:RumbleN:. &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I dont know about their camber kits, however they were one of the first companies to make lowering spring for the Mazda 6 when it first came out last year. I emailed them with my concerns about the fact that I had never heard about them. They were very nice and explained how long they had been in business ETC. ETC. Anyways, I got a set of lowering springs for my now dead 2003 mazda 6 and they rode great and never sagged at all with about 10k miles on em. </TD></TR></TABLE>

i emailed sprint (3) times about my springs sagging and becoming really soft. they never responded, i won't be buying sprint products in the future.

 

k, good, i bought progress camber kit