I already searched but coulndt find anyone else with this problem. Just swaped a b16a1 into a 91 hf crx. Had to change hubs and knuckles as you know. I looked at my driverside and saw postive camber. I thought it was a bent control arm but went around to the passenger side and it has negative camber that looks close to the same degree as the driver side positive. Do you think an allignment would help or is there some other problem I havent thought of yet? Thank you!!!

 

anyone?

 

id take it to an alignment shop, and see what they say about it.

 

to the top yo

 

alignment shops cant adjust camber for our cars without an aftermarket camber kit...

 

So your saying getting an allignment will do absolutely no good. Why would the camber be positive on one side and negative on the other side? Something bent? Kinda strange if it's that bc the degree of both sides is about the same.

 

well something can be bent...my rear camber one side is -.7 and the other side is -1.5, but since its an old car i dont think anything of it...

 

interesting you bring this up...

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=903306

Vince

 

yeah, but yours is for the front, mine is in the rear...my front camber are -2.4 and -2.6 respectively...

 

the only thing i can say man is it shouldnt' be noticable but if the drivers side is is positive to make up for the weight of the drive when he is in the car.but ur right the only thing u can align is the toe.