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    Camber kit

    I'm going with the Neuspeed Super Cup Kit, with Sport Springs (1.75F / 1.5R). Can anyone recommend a good camber kit and what sort of adjustment I'll need? Neuspeed sells Ingalls' brand camber kits, and they sell them in two different sizes for both the front and rear. Here are the sizes:

    http://www.neuspeed.com/products/pro...type=ns_import

    Any idea what size camber kit I'll need if I drop the cb7 1.75 in the front and 1.5 in the rear?

    91 EX, body/chassis ~235,000; rebuilt f22a6 crate engine ~65,000 (3/2011)
    Neuspeed Super Cup Kit (7/2010)
    TAS rear drum-to-disc conversion (6/2010)
    Above photo taken - 4/2010
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    I heard Ingalls knocks or something. SPC also sells a good camber kit. Your drop isn't too low so it might not even be needed. Just get alignment done.

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      #3
      They ALL knock. It's the geometry of the Accord's suspension that causes this, not the camber kit.

      Ingalls or SPC are the ONLY kits I would trust. Actually, I highly recommend the TASauto adjustable upper control arm (complete with an Ingalls ball joint). I have them on my car, and I would never get anything else.



      If you get the ones pictured on there, get the ones with the -3/8 to +1 adjustment. The others with the +1 to +3 would be for a lower drop. You could always call Neuspeed and they could tell you for sure as well.


      Good choice on suspension components. It's nice to see someone not cheaping out for once! You'll love it.






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        #4
        You need to get adjustable upper balljoints......I don't know how you need to adjust them thats up to who ever does your alignment...All the the camber kits do not knock...tHE UPPER BALLJOINTS ARE the only way to go..You have to look them up...Sorry, I don't have a link...But I will look at the computer at work tomorrow and post the link where I got mine from....They are real nice...Mine is slammed and they fixed my camber without beat'n your car up with a hammer or whatever everybody else dose?
        Only give advice when I know or have done it and it worked

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          #5
          If they do not knock, then your camber is not set to absolute 0.

          Trust me. It's a matter of geometry.






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