Ok I know this subject has been discussed numerous times but I didn't find the answer I was looking for when I did my search.

What I am wondering is what would be top 3 brands of camber kits to buy? Now I know this is subjective and a personal opinion but most HANers have similar thinking in that they want the best bang for their buck.

How this came about was when I was rotating my tires. I found that my tires were wearing more on the inside of the tire, then I had expected after I lowered my car. I only dropped my car about 1.75" front and back. So I was kind of puzzled. Anyway's your suggestions would be appreciated.


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Would you also include the price as well if you know it. Thanks.

 

INGALLS Self Adjusting Kit!!

Works awsome no guess work & no paying a shop!

I think i paid 150 for mine when i got it.

 

Where did you get these at?

 

Local performance dealer but they can be found all over

 

Never heard of self adjusting kit. Interesting. So you just install it and it takes care of itself??

 

I've never heard of self adjusting either...
Can't find them here either: http://www.ingallseng.com/cars/honda.html

This is pretty sad: http://www.ingallseng.com/parts/38930.htm :chuckles:

 

I'm sorry i was thinkin the wrong company. The company that made it was intrax. I know that Summit Racing carries it! I believe it's like $130. It swivels on it's own! Really Cool!

I have a pic of it that i'll have to post when i get home from work

 

you should do that so we all can be enlightened

ive had an Ingalls camber kit sitting in my garage for a while, just too lazy to install it and go get the civic aligned. But i dont need it now because of the new car, so if youre lookin for one, ive got the front kit for sale

 

OK guys.. here's that pic of the self adjusting camber kit.. well the one side anyways..

 

IMO:

SPC>skunk2>ingalls

But this is because I autocross and would want to make lots of adjustsments to my allignment. You cant beat ingalls for quality/reliability, but its much more of a pita to change your camber settings.

Both the S2 and SPC have adjustabe ball joints, which slide around much like camber plates on a MacPhearson strut car. They're easily accessible and easily adjusted. SPC has a great reputation for quality, but some people have had issues with the S2.

I personally don't have a camber kit yet I do the ghetto allignment h: