wisemansoji
Senior Member
I lowered my 99 civic sir with sportline springs. Lowered my car 1.8 inches, should I geta camber kit for the front and back. I plan on using 17 inch rims with a tire 205/40/17
Camber kit
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liquid00meth
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I don't think it's justifiable for only 1.8''
Hey, I got my 98 Civic Ex aligned today. It has Neuspeed Sport Springs (1.5" F 1.75" R).
The most the rear could be adjusted was to 2.7 degrees. The front got within a few hundreths of a degree.
Toe-in was completely adjustable and done to oem specs. Caster wasn't bad.
I'd look on the net for a walkthrough on using washers to shim the rear to get the camber good. The front really isn't worth it since I'm almost perfectly adjusted now w/o any camber kits. The back will wear a bit, tho.
The most the rear could be adjusted was to 2.7 degrees. The front got within a few hundreths of a degree.
Toe-in was completely adjustable and done to oem specs. Caster wasn't bad.
I'd look on the net for a walkthrough on using washers to shim the rear to get the camber good. The front really isn't worth it since I'm almost perfectly adjusted now w/o any camber kits. The back will wear a bit, tho.
integraslut78
Stylus DJ Extraordinaire
I have Sportlines and I did not need one.