anyone know a good camber kit? and where i can find it a descent price? for a 99 civic?

 

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search the classifieds there are always people selling them. and also in the sponsor classifieds they always have sales on them as well

as for brands.. skunk2 is pretty popular here on h-t

 

Check this site, http://www.kteller.com/store/index.php/cPath/33_57

 

use your money to go get an alignment

 

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is that supposed to be instead of a camber kit? cause thats not really gonna solve the problem.

i would go with skunk2 just cause they seem to be pretty popular and ive heard some good things.

 

solve what problem?? dude i've been lowering cars since i was 16, seen people get camber kits, seen people get alignments, i've done alignments and personally i have had way better experience with a free alignment than a camber kit, it wears your axles faster by pulling them apart at the hinges more than what intended for.

but if you need a camber kit, go with progress ball joints.

 

I have the knuckle camber kits and to tell u the truth they do work but their kinda squeaky though....Got mine for 70.00 sell it to u for 50.00 plus shipping. I need shocks badly

 

i used a skunk 2 camber kit on my 92 civic hb worked great

 

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Do you know anything about alignments?

 

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Do you know anything about alignments?</TD></TR></TABLE>

or suspension in general

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 2thousandcivic &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">solve what problem?? dude i've been lowering cars since i was 16, seen people get camber kits, seen people get alignments, i've done alignments and personally i have had way better experience with a free alignment than a camber kit, it wears your axles faster by pulling them apart at the hinges more than what intended for.

but if you need a camber kit, go with progress ball joints.</TD></TR></TABLE>

well the reason why i need a camber kit, is b/c noone can do an allignment down here b/c they cant get my car up on the rack, otherwise i would just an aligment

 

do one yourself...if you'd like and im sure many others would like, i can do a write up for DIY, although i dont have all the tools needed i'd have to ask that somebody else with a garage and tools would let me do an alignment on their car or somethin......

 

thatd be real helpful

 

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=977314

we'll see who wants it...

 

Get an Ingalls kit all around. Skunk2 only makes a kit for the front...

 

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still would need an alignment