Camber kit
 

Hi guys seems that i love my car too much...
I went to do wheel alimant and it didnt work right for some reason and the guy told me that i will need camber kit......
So i went to ebay and bought after market camber
look what happend
when the guy start to install it it brook in his hand...guess what whoud happend to me if i was driving the car and it brook.....
Now im looking for oem front camber for 97 honda accord v6
i search online but really i dont know which one is good and which is bad
need a help please

Yeah, with things that are important as that you cant use ebay no name kits, its simple as that.

What do you mean by oem? The only oem camer kit is the one from Honda.

Are you lowered? If you are lowered you might need a different camber kit. How low are you?

0-2 inches = -1.5 - + 1.5 degree camber kit
2-> inches = +1.5-3

I have an Ingalls balljoint camber kit for my front and will be getting a Wicked Tuning for the rear when my suspension is installed. The balljoints seem to be more known for quality then anchor bolt camber kits. SPC and Ingalls are the two best brands of camber kits.

We need info when you post, we arent mind readers. Put your specs in your signature.

How low are you? I'm dropped almost 3 inches in front with no camber kit.

Look for ingalls, spc, eibach, wicked, etc.

They are a pretty penny, but you get what you pay for.

I'm running spc in the rear and its held up great over the last 6 thousand miles.

well.....im not lowering anything all i was want to do is wheel aligmnt and the guy told me that i need to change the front camber..i have no time to go around and look for the dealer plus the shop give me high price for the part as he said it cost 300$ for the oem which is i dont feel bad about that price.........so is there any web or sugestion for any good brand i can depend on........
and look at that the seller on ebay told me that this the first time it happend (as usual that what he have to say)
''The problem is the bolts where overtorqued and caused them to break ''
is is true ...........do u believe that.........
need help from mechanic if possible plsssssssssss:rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:

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You mechanic is yanking your chain. The stock suspension is fully capable of adjustment and theres no need for a camber kit. Take it to a different shop.