Ok I have a 2000 Civic SI with 17's on it I lowered it with Tein S-tech springs it was a little off on alignment before I dropped but now it is way off I know I need a camber kit but my caster is way off as well, could someone tell me how to fix this Pics from Goodyear where it was looked at




Please help I wont be driving it till its fixed due to the fact it will kill my tires real fast

 

think i might be off topic but for what its worth for the rear all you really need is a couple of washers maybe 3+ depends on how low it is to fix the camber because when they sell you the camber kit its basically just the washers

 

The camber is not to far off so I was thinking that as well, but what about my right front Caster...its way off how di I fix that?? that is what is really causing a problem.

 

if its just one side thats that far off i really dont know what to tell you does it make noise when you drive or throw off your alignment?
id really like to hear about how this comes out i could learn from this somebody help this guy

 

Its really throwing it off alignment pulling hard to the left its pretty bad, not sure what to do need help fast with NOPI coming up in two weeks I am lost on what to do....Could it be the rims/tires???? I changed rims from 17- to different 17's thats when it started to pull to the left then I dropped it and it got alot worse.

 

Hey, I get the same type of read outs as you from my local alignment place. They also installed my original suspension and camber kit (specialize in lowered vehicles). They put my car on the rack before they installed the camber kit and my caster was way off as well (both left and right). Once the camber kit was put in and aligned on the rack - all was in factory spec.

Definitely get that camber kit and get it installed quick!

 

Thank you thats what I was hoping to hear, I am ordering the camber kit today, thank you very much