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pic is hard to see, but if the top of your wheels/tires are leaning inward / ( like this, rear view of car, left side), that camber....if you smacked a curb or got hit and it looks like this \ ( left side of car) you have more serious issues, like a bent lower control arm and other parts.......
as for correcting camber on 92-00 civics on the rear without buying a camber kit, you can do this, i've done it several times...
when you take the strut out on the rear, there is a control arm which is connected from the wheel assembly and to the frame rail of the car.........it is held onto the frame rail by 2 bolts, and i believe they are 17mm...well what you do, is get
( 8 ) 1/8th inch thich washers, at your local hardware store......you put (2) washers behind each bolt and bolt them back up....a help tip-- to get these bolts out and then back in, use a jack....jack up the wheel assembly to relieve the weight/pressure on the bolts b4 you try to take them out....then when you go to put the bolts back in, the holes will still be aligned, that and the wheel assembly won't fall....b/c when you take these bolts out, the assembly will drop.............so tha -how to- what this does, is by schimming the control arm, it pushes the top part of the wheel assembly outward, and in turn pulls the bottom part inward....correcting your camber..... going from this / to this |