I got a 98 civic lx and i am thinking about dropping it. I got my eye on some eibach which will drop my car 1.8". But, my question is, how come when I look for camber kits, most sites only sell the front two? Is there a reason for that or do you only need a kit for the front wheels. Oh, and would the same kit for the front kit the back?
Quick Ques. about cambers
- Thread starter chanhlemonlime
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The reason why they sell only 2 at a time is because they are sold seperately. Some may have a package deal for the fronts and rears but majority of the sales are seperate. A rear adjustable arm can be purchased but there is a different way to do this of you chose to do it this way.
I would suggest getting the whole adjustable control arm for your front camber kit and a washer trick can be done for the rear by getting longer bolts and some washers.
I would suggest getting the whole adjustable control arm for your front camber kit and a washer trick can be done for the rear by getting longer bolts and some washers.
yep, as [civic] said. front camber kits are much more popular.. since people think their rear camber isnt as bad (which is sometimes true) but its still a good general idea to fix all camber. the washer trick has had good results, tho i have not yet tried it myself (no money = no lowering).
The other reason why I didnt do the washer trick was because of adjustability. If I ever got new rims of different size, I would need to add/subtract and I dont think that the alignment shop would want to add/subtract washers when they can adjust them with the adjustable arm.
But there are different options for everyone.
But there are different options for everyone.
Any of you guys have any idea of where I can get a pair of the rear cambers? I can't seem to find them. Or, any any suggestions? Wouldn't it make sense to get some eibach cambers along with eibach springs?
chanhlemonlime said:Any of you guys have any idea of where I can get a pair of the rear cambers? I can't seem to find them. Or, any any suggestions? Wouldn't it make sense to get some eibach cambers along with eibach springs?
You can get any brand of camber kit and its just choice of preference. If you just want suggestions, I would get the Ingalls Rear Adjustable Arm Kit. I believe its under $100 and look on ebay.
You can also do the washer trick and theres a good illustration here if you do a search under "Washer Trick"
yeah I have Skunk2 upper control arms and sprint rear chamber kit. I think all together it was about $400?
Preciate it you guys.