Installing camber kit...
Installing camber kit...
Hey everyone, ok i was wondering where i can find a how to page on how to install a camber kit, i got a obx camber kit if that helps. Also how do you adjust the camber withe the new camber kit and how do you know when your camber is good, thanks.
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http://www.specprod.com/PROD_DIR/C_P...txt&cmd2=67230
Its always recommended you get an alignment after you touch the suspension. When you get an alignment, they'll adjust it for you. You can always try to do it yourself but its never accurate and it kinda defeats the purpose of getting a camber kit in the first place.
Its always recommended you get an alignment after you touch the suspension. When you get an alignment, they'll adjust it for you. You can always try to do it yourself but its never accurate and it kinda defeats the purpose of getting a camber kit in the first place.
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lol @ automatically....you gotta adjust it man
heres an installatioon guide from SPC
http://www.spcperformance.com/PerfTe...rojHon1_E.html
heres an installatioon guide from SPC
http://www.spcperformance.com/PerfTe...rojHon1_E.html
so if i go into a place that does alignments then they will put it on for me or just adjust it? And 1 more thing, should i get my drop AND camber kit on and then get it aligned or what? Thanks. And ill show you pics of my camber kit, i dont really get how i put it on, its not like the ones in the links yall have showed me, ill post in a little. Thanks for all the replys
most shops that can do alignments can put it in (will cost you alittle more of course) but if you do it yourselfe put the kit and the drop in at the same time wihile you have the stuff apart anyway
ok i figured out how to put it on....only question is about the front camber..theres not really much do it, just basically some nuts and a bolt.....does that sound right, and ive heard sometimes you dont need to adjust the front....any ideas?
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Originally Posted by Seabass
ok i figured out how to put it on....only question is about the front camber..theres not really much do it, just basically some nuts and a bolt.....does that sound right, and ive heard sometimes you dont need to adjust the front....any ideas?
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yeah the front is a special bolt, the alignment shop should know how to adjust it.
if you want to try and do it yourself.. just loosen the bottom one and the camber bolt and start turning the camber bolt. you'll see the camber move in/out
if you want to try and do it yourself.. just loosen the bottom one and the camber bolt and start turning the camber bolt. you'll see the camber move in/out
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this is an old thread, but I didnt want to start a new one. Should I get an alignment again after I put the kit on. I have been lowered for a few months, and I got an alignment before I drove it anywhere. it is perfectly aligned now, but will I need another one when I put the camber kit on? Thanks a lot, PM me if you could.
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Originally Posted by 2K1Civic17"Gabe
this is an old thread, but I didnt want to start a new one. Should I get an alignment again after I put the kit on. I have been lowered for a few months, and I got an alignment before I drove it anywhere. it is perfectly aligned now, but will I need another one when I put the camber kit on? Thanks a lot, PM me if you could.
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