carter

Yea the title is confusing.

http://www.tirerack.com/suspension/S...gory=Alignment

So I am getting the Ebachi Pro Kit Springs with the 1" or MAYBE the H and R sport 1.3" drop. Im leaning towards Ebachi becasue I've read alot of good things about them with Honda Users.

Now I dont know which Front and Rear Camber kit to get. Is the higher +/- what I want or a lower +/- (ex. 2.0-3.0 +/-)

I dont know how good Ingalls maybe, But for the 1" ProKit will the Ebachi front and rear camber kit hold up? Or should i get the Ingalls Front Camber and the Ebachi Rear?

I dont know how good some ebay camber kits maybe:

http://cgi.ebay.ca/WICKED-REAR-CAMBE...ayphotohosting

or

http://cgi.ebay.ca/Megan-Rear-Camber...QQcmdZViewItem

or

http://cgi.ebay.ca/RSX-02-04-CIVIC-0...ayphotohosting

Its for Daily Driving, Winter Driving, More So Family Sedan on Stock Shocks(for now)


Thanks.

beadebaserr

iTrader: (7)

they're adjustable, but from experience, you may not even need a camber kit with the pro-kit. also, some ebay kits tend to not hold adjustment very well.

carter

Okay so my best bet would be.. Get the ProKits.. try them out and if they look /.\ then get the camber kit?

kcari

iTrader: (5)

you'd need an alignment a week or so after putting the prokits on to tell you if you need a camber kit. most likely the front won't need anything and you probably might need it in the rear either with that setup.

carter

Hmmm.. I wana get on this quick..

Only problem I have is my MagnaFlow Exhaust hangs way to low.. They have it going up as high as they could.. that thing is atleast like 2" off chasis. I get like a 2.5" clearance underneath. Or id lower it some more.

gearbox

iTrader: (95)

get spc camber kit.

carter

I've googled alota places, any of you guys have a best place to shop for Eibach ProKit and the SPC Camber Kit?

Looks like the Camber goes for about 150 + shipping taxes customs (canada) and the Springs from 240-275 depending on again shipping taxes and customs.

Does that look about right?

tfnaaf

iTrader: (2)

ditto^^^^

robbclark1

iTrader: (8)

****, they made you a supermod too? Must take two of you (gearbox and you) to fill my shoes!

Carter, please get a set of tokico blues, eibach prokit and spc rear camber kit.

tfnaaf

iTrader: (2)

heh, i dont even half fill one of your shoes

gearbox

iTrader: (95)

neither do i lol. and yea prokit+tokico+spc = win!

tfnaaf

iTrader: (2)

guess we need 2 more super mods to fill his shoes

robbclark1

iTrader: (8)

Awww, you guys are so sweet!

DeX

I hope you don't say Eibachi when you're talking to your friends.

HonCiv02

i know from experience with the h&r springs you will not need a camber kit for the front, but will need one for the rear.

bluecivic_19

get a SPC camber kit, and for the front get the higher 1 cuz ur not lowering that much.

and if ur only lower 1" u dont really need a camber kit

DDragon7

I got Ingalls rear camber kit and its one piece forged and powered coated, so it wont rust for a while in the winter and its stronger than the SPC camber kit. Also, I've got Tokico HP Blue shocks on with Goldline springs, and you dont need a camber kit in the front unless you want some custom specs. I wanted to do -1.25 degrees in the front but the max it could go without front camber bolts is -0.9 and the max with in OEM spec on the data sheet shows -0.8. So even at a 2" drop, you dont really need a front camber bolt.