REPTAR

im on a tight budget so does anyone have experience with camber kits such as ingalls?
ebay control arms? i know everyone is gonna say get skunk2 and what not but i cant afford it right now so please, opinions on the aforementioned parts please

Calesta

Look for a used Progress kit that relocates the upper mounts. Cheap, effective and durable. Ingalls have a lot of imitators on eBay that break, Skunk2 isn't cheap.

Slow&Delirious

what kind of car have you lowered, in some cases washers will fix camber issues, ex. older integras in the rear

REPTAR

well i went and got an alignment yesterday at a local speed shop and they dialed out most of the negative camber so i guess this whole post has been a mute point!

phyregod

Camber on a stock honda is not adjustable! If they adjusted it, I would take it straight to another shop and make sure they didn't fuck something up. Unless honda started putting adjustable setups in their cars recently..

Slow&Delirious

to a certin point its not adjustable, but in my case i only had an inch and a half drop and when we aligned it at school, we got the needle just inside the green. but any more than that and we couldnt have corrected it

K2e2vin

I honestly don't see how you'd adjust the camber, at least up front(rears can be shimmed out).

I'd say the Hardrace upper A-arm is probably the best you can get besides the A-Sports one which probably costs 3x more. The Hardrace unit uses bigger bolts than the Skunk2 which means much less chance of it slipping. Matter of fact, I've yet to hear the Hardrace slipping while a couple of guys RR/AutoX guys on HT have had the Skunk2 slipping.

Slow&Delirious

i couldnt tell you how we did it on my del sol, but we adjusted bolts untill every gauge was barely in the green.

K2e2vin

Adjusted the bolts(re-torquing or something?), or just unbolted them and reinstalled them or loosened them and torquing them down("resetting" the suspension bushing so they're not binding)?

whyamionahondaforum

Is a camber kit necessary when you lower a car?

I have a 2000 teg lowered on agx's and sportlines. Shoud I pick a camber kit up?

BrutalB83

For the Sportlines it would probably be a good idea. A good general rule of thumb is that anything lowered past 1.5 inches will probably need a camber kit...

awptickes

My car needed camber adjustment after I lowered it 20mm.

If you change the suspension geometry AT ALL, you need to fix it afterwards. Besides, an extra degree of negative camber will help handling more than you'd think.

BrutalB83

Whatever you decide to do, make sure to get the alignment checked when you're done installing new suspension components...