posting intro photo & seek camber advice
 

trying to post pic, but ? i am planning strut/spring job. car already low, but not well-tuned ride. upgrading to Bilstein Sports & HR Sports. will have 1.75 frt & 1.5 rr drop. should i wait til after strut/spring install & align before i buy frt & rr camber kits (ball joints/upper contril arm)?

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RE: posting intro photo & seek camber advice
 

is that taken in an enclosed trailer? is that a race car of some sort, or are you just keepin it clean for the shows?

RE: posting intro photo & seek camber advice
 

patrick - no engine mods. a real looker. i found it online, flew to see it, pondered and paid, then shipped enclosed from ny to ca. had it 1 mo. stays in garage. it has 28,000 on it, and a mediocre susp. its being too low for driving motivates my current plan. trying to move ahead quickly to minimize scraping of bodykit. plus of course i want to drive it!!! (more pics avail. can email) thx, mark

RE: posting intro photo & seek camber advice
 

Must aligne it before you drive it cause maybe it hasn't been aligned which means the tire are gonna wear out quickly..

I could live in that Enclosed trailer as long as I had a computer hook-up..
Nice out fit you have and Welcome To The Forums..

WheelBrokerAng

RE: posting intro photo & seek camber advice
 

the hondas are very bad for camber issues on lowering..when working as a tech, i had a few customers and when lowering more than a half inch...they got into SERIOUS tire issues...

RE: posting intro photo & seek camber advice
 

so is your advice to go ahead with camber kits all around, or wait til i "read" how close camber can be dialed in, then buy correct kit(s)?

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patrick - also i'm LESSENING the current drop, though i don't trust previous owner to have necessarily completed job (by adding camber corrections).

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i would never lower a car with lowering springs or coilover kits without a camber kit. just because of the damage to the tires and drivability issues.

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Hmmm..... nice car. I cant drive mine right now either, she is in the tranny O.R. for a faulty tanny.

RE: posting intro photo & seek camber advice
 

I fully agree with Patrick on this camber issue...camber your ride or get ready to purchase more tires in the very near future...

WheelBrokerAng
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