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Am i going crazy? My rear tires look like they are slanting in all crazy. I have ground control coil overs on the car. They were on there when I bought the car about two years ago. Im no mechanic but im not an idiot either. Can the coilovers do this over time? Does it mean I need new suspension?
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How hard are these camber kits to install? Where is the best place to get one? Will it mess anything else up by driving it with the wheels tilted like that?
dunno from what I've heard it shouldnt be too difficult since you already have the knowledge of dropping the ride. Best place to get one is wherever you can find it. make sure to get the front and rear. You probably shouldnt drive too long on it but again i'm not sure there are plenty of threads about this elsewhere search for camber kits or check out the suspension thread.
it just happens over time. The camber kit stops that from happening but I guess your lucky enough to not need to for that long or you just didnt notice it until it was pretty major.
its called sagging it happens with cheap coils over time get rid of those ebay coils. i would get ingalls camber kits front and back. if you can use a wrench you can put those in.
usually its only the rears that need the kit, thats the expensive one. the fronts are just adjustable bolts and they are cheap enough i think maybe $20 so just get them anyway if they need it. i would just have an alignment shop install the camber kit that way they can align it right away after theyre done.
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Clarification, your car already has a camber kit- its stock, its just not adjustable. You need an adjustable one, which all aftermarket ones are adjustable. I have a Ksport camber kit, it goes for about 120ish or so. There is no reason to pick up an uber expensive one like the SPC kit, it does the same shit for a cheaper price. Depends on what your looking for really, they all are different colors for thta bling factor- megans are blue, ksports are orange, spc is black, etc...
i guess i bought mine a few yrs ago from truehonda, maybe they had special deals or something. but i remember that being the average price at the time.
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