#73371, "RE: WTB: front camber kit that'll put a sportline drop in spec" In response to Reply # 2
From what I gather about adjusting camber you are going to have to go somewhere and have your car checked for alignment. Find out how many degrees your camber is off by that way you know what kind of adjustment you need. I would'nt just assume that a camber kit that has been on someone elses car with a prokit will fix the camber just the same, I'm sure different size rims and tires take in account for difference in camber too other than just the drop.
98' Eclipse GS- Hahn Stage 2- SOLD 02' Honda S2000- SOLD 04' Acura TL- Current Whip
#73377, "RE: WTB: front camber kit that'll put a sportline drop in spec" In response to Reply # 3
so i have to drop my car, drive around on my $600 tires wearing them out because of the camber issues (which with a sportline drop I know I'll have), then pay for an alignment just for the shop to tell me you are this or that and we cant align it you are x amount out of spec, buy a cheapo camber kit, then pay for another alignment. I'd imagine that an ingalls kit would be ok. seems to work for others. take that in with the one and only alignment I'll be getting and have it all done in one shot. what to do.
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#73378, "RE: WTB: front camber kit that'll put a sportline drop in spec" In response to Reply # 4
Sorry dude.. lol no need to be a smart ass but its cool I take it as no disrespect intended. But yea just buy a ingalls kit then. And from what I have read and heard the fronts dont wear down that much if you are dropping 2" and under. Anyway, yea sorry for my response. Just saying everyones specs are a little different.
98' Eclipse GS- Hahn Stage 2- SOLD 02' Honda S2000- SOLD 04' Acura TL- Current Whip
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so i have to drop my car, drive around on my $600 tires wearing them out because of the camber issues (which with a sportline drop I know I'll have), then pay for an alignment just for the shop to tell me you are this or that and we cant align it you are x amount out of spec, buy a cheapo camber kit, then pay for another alignment. I'd imagine that an ingalls kit would be ok. seems to work for others. take that in with the one and only alignment I'll be getting and have it all done in one shot. what to do.