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    Adjustable Camber Kits

    First off, let me appologize for this post, last thread. Next time I say something this stupid, slap me. I made the mistake of listening to a KNOW IT ALL ex Honda mechanic who opened his own shop. I guess there's a reason he's an ex mechanic. First off, after I did the research, Skunk2 doesn't even make camber kits for our cars. unless the 92 Civic kit will work. Next, 9 degrees would be awesome adjustments, if it existed. From my findings, +/- 4 is about the most you can get.

    Can anyone provide feedback on these kits and point out any other kits you may know of.

    Ingalls
    Eibach
    SPC
    Sprint
    Last edited by akrodha; 05-14-2004, 04:46 AM.

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    #2
    here is another type:
    http://www.landspeedracing.com/custo...cat=136&page=1

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      #3
      I have Progress on mine and I'm not satisfied with it at all. It only has 2 settings for adjustment: 1.5 and 3. I'd get an adjustable one since you have a choice.
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        #4
        lol 9 degrees... that would be quite crazy. Anyways, yeah, skunk does not make them for accords.

        I have an Ingalls kit. pretty easy and straight forward... they dont seem to move at all even when you are beating on the car... which is pretty amazing. I would go with them again. Not too expensive either. Should be like 100 shipped or so.

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          #5
          Yeah, I've heard good stuff about ingalls. I thought more people would have responded.. hmmm, must mean they're not running them..lol.

          I live in a small town where not many people know how to do anything, this guy and anyone else can make a killing here.

          My local performance shop wanted 190 bucks for the ingalls setup, both front and rear. I asked if I could get just the front and he said it wouldn't save you much, it'd still be about 170 bucks. I found them all over the net for around 80.

          What about
          this one from Landspeedracing?

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            #6
            this is a little off topic but aero did u install the ingalls camber kit yourself? and if you did how hard was it?

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              #7
              i have spc. i love them there great ive had the ingalls and they broke on me before the bolt snaped off. pluss after some time they stated to squeek. I got the spc and they have been great its been about a year ive had these and they make no noise at all. i would recomend them
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              95 accord lx daily driver

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                #8
                I didnt think akordha would mind me jackin his thread,...
                so heres me question,
                I have a control arm camber kit and was curious how hard self-adjusting is, if anyone has done it
                let me know
                thanks

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