Should I buy a camber kit for only 1.3-1.0 inch drop?
#3
I wouldnt waste your money....i lowered my EJ1 liek 2.5 inches and im running like 2.5 degrees of negative camber. I just rotate the hell outta my tires and so far so good.
Just make sure your "tow" is in spec or else you will eat through your tires.
Just make sure your "tow" is in spec or else you will eat through your tires.
#6
I'm dropped, I got mad camber, I didn't get adjustable camber arms.. which are needed to do a proper alignment, without adjustable camber , you can't do a proper alignment.
Dropped on H-techs. 1"-1.2" , Ran tires March to October.
Dropped on H-techs. 1"-1.2" , Ran tires March to October.
#12
Im sure your tires will definitly take a beating when you track your car. Mine hasnt been tracked.
#17
FYI, I installed a set of H-Techs this summer on my RSX. Excellent spring!!!
The quality is through the roof, and they have well thought out design/springrates for the rsx at least.
#18
Don't need a camber kit for that drop. When you go 2"+ then it's worth it.
PS: This is a HUGE topic to debate over.
Here is a thread from honda-tech
http://www.honda-tech.com/showthread...ghlight=camber
PS: This is a HUGE topic to debate over.
Here is a thread from honda-tech
http://www.honda-tech.com/showthread...ghlight=camber
Last edited by suno_eg; 15-Dec-2008 at 08:13 PM.
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