EF Civic Upper Control Arms = Neg Camber

[ninjaranger84]

just wondering would the UCAs work on a cb at stock hight?? if so what kind of improvement am i looking at if any??

[mndude07]

just wondering would the UCAs work on a cb at stock hight?? if so what kind of improvement am i looking at if any??

Considering these arms give you a large amount of negative camber on a lowered car, the negative amount wouldn't be as drastic on a stock height car, so they should work fine

[tm123]

Camber is fine. There are cars that come stock with more than one degree bro.
do a little research, Toe is the major cause of premature tire wear.

It is adjusted via a pretty delicate system on Hondas, so as soon as anything is done to the suspension, Toe angle can be adversely affected.

I have put over 25,000 miles on a set of stock wheels and tires on my Accord, with 2.5 degrees of camber, 0.03 Toe in the front and 1.9 Camber in the Rear with ZERO'd toe settings. I have had little to no tire wear so far. And I drive the shit out of my car.

same here dude
my car had been aligned just before i got it
i dumped the shit out of it kept stock wheels and tires
put 10,000 miles on it and no inner tire camber wear that noticeable unless up close
the only wear is where i turn my wheel too much and inside of the tire rubs the body

IMO camber looks pretty sick, if you have a fresh alignment you should be pretty set
if you got the cheese to buy tires whenever i wouldnt worry about it

[crazymikey]

Damn dude that looks sick.

So they just bolt right up? My 18s need some camber with my drop.

[crazymikey]

Bump..... So these are a bolt on application?

[Hondalover]

Yeah man! You just take the old ones off and bolt the EF control arms on and put it all back together.

[crazymikey]

Thanks. Looks like I have a Saturday afternoon project.

I need me some negative camber on all fours.

[mndude07]

Can someone PLEASE measure the distance between the mounting bolt centers and the balljoint on the civic uca's? Then measure the same on the stock uca's.

[newjdmdriver]

wish I would have seen this before I rolled and pulled my fenders haha, what could I use to get negative camber in the rear so I can tuck like the front? any ideas ? Thanks! I have 195/50 series tires on off set 16'' wheels don't know if that helps or not.