hondadealer

do i need a camber kit for the rear of my 2002 civic if it has been lowered with eibach red springs? my tires are feathering in the rear only, the right rear more then the left i need help and or a good alignment place to bring it.

rckdrmr

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this post is in the wrong forum, and yes you should get a camber kit. otherwise you'll keep wasting $$$ on tires when you can easily avoid it.

Mr.Modify

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Camber kit's aren't neccessary but it is a very wise investment to get one...at least the rear so that the negative camber won't eat away at your tires causing more money to be spent on them every frickin 6months or something.

This is a link where you could get a camber kit from
http://spc.danscreations.com/

I ordered mine from there.

Amplify

If your tires are messing up, why would you not buy a camber kit? *confused*

Blk4blk2K1

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----> OP & P

robbclark1

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actually, belongs in suspension!

Please read the FAQ in my signature. It explains why you should buy a camber kit.

Mr.Modify

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some people don't care! others are to lazy to get one and get it installed. Some people have to learn about waht negative camber will do to your tires before they actually do anything about it.

2k2redcivic

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i def learned the hard way. hmmm maybe i just didnt care. now it costed me a set of tires! << dumba$$

Nick

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I have one but im still on stock tires. Ill install my struts and camber kit when i get my rims and tires next month