Yeah that SPC kit looks like the best design of all camber kits for the 96-00 CIVICS. It cost alot more than the rest of the camber kits i have seen, but it does look like it is well worth the extra cash.
I think I shoulk go with the Eibach kit. Its only like a 100$ for the front kit. And i hope i can just trick out the rear camber with washers, dont know yet?
Anybody have EIBACH PROKIT on their civic? Because i am really interested in getting th PROKIT with KYB AGX adjustables. And i am still undecided on the camber kit. The camber kit from SPC looks really good.
I have a 97 civic sedan and was undecided between EIBACH PRO KIT, PROGRESS, OR INTRAX lowering springs. Which springs do any of u think i should go with?
If anybody here is thinking about buying Sportlines for a 94 to 97 Accord think again. I have Sportlines and the coils on the rear springs hit against each other and make quite a raquet. Now i am thinking about getting rid of them and buying some that dont have the same problem.
Man im with you. I have a 94 accord and also have an auto. Ive been quoted about $1500 for everything. I just want to find a totalled out accord thats cheap with everything i need. :beer:
Man i checked everything and its all in place and very tight. The rattle is not that loud, its just a light rattle. I think its the spring rattling. :huh:
Mad props to Calesta! I got Ingalls and the alignment shop said i hit the camber setting within specs, all he adjusted was the toe in. But i still need the rear camber kit. I noticed you said something about washers? :)
He is talking about lowering springs not coilvoers. If it had to be from those three id say Skunk2. Although if you do consider coilovers, the Ground Control for sure! :D
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