Ok, so my camber is really, really bad. I've already worn out the insides of me rear tires in about a month and a half (granted, some of this can be attributed to toe-in as I have yet to do an alignment).
I know I've been slacking on this, but I can't deal with wasting money on tires (thankfully I have cheap Wanlis on the car now).
I'm looking for recommendations on a good camber kit for my car. My friend had a cheap one on his car and it broke and destroyed his upper control arms on the front, and I'd rather not break anything else here.
If anyone can point me in the right direction, I'd appreciate it. I'm lowered 3.5-3.75", and going down the last .25-.5" inch on the coilovers next year I think, if I can fit the tires underneath, so I need something that can handle me riding really close to the ground and keep my tires as straight as possible.
#30838, "RE: What camber kit?" In response to Reply # 1 Oct-29-07 10:11 AM by million3g
yea im kinda in tha same situation. but its only the front outside of my tires wearing out. it also kills your tire rods and stuff too. should i only get the front camber kit or all four done because my rears are fine? and where is a good place to get them at? i only see the ingalls on ebay. how hard is it to put them on my self and adjust? is there a guide top possibly put them on? which kit is needed also? i see that there are different types of ingalls kits.
#30843, "RE: What camber kit?" In response to Reply # 2
Maybe somebody more knowledgable can drop in and lend you a hand.
Personally, i'd do the fronts if your rears are fine. Take it to an alignment shop that doesn't use a manual machine. Let them know beforehand that you have a camber kit and they'll adjust it accordingly.
My suspension is stock and i need a front camber kit. The outside (not the insides) of my front tires are worn out like woah. The insides are fine.
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#30849, "RE: What camber kit?" In response to Reply # 3
million..Are you lowered.. If so do it right and get front and rear camber kits and then take it to an alignment shop and have it aligned and camber kits installed.
If your not lowered all you need is an alignment. Your front TOE is probably off.
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