Ok I have done alot of research, and have found plenty of information on which camber alignment kits to use for my setup. I have a 2000 Civic LX. I am comfortable to say that I will be using Skunk2 for the front and Ingalls for the rear. I have 205/40/17 tires, with a 2.5 drop in front and 2.25 in rear.

My question is...
Skunk2 makes three different kits for my vehicle (classic, pro, and pro plus). To my understanding; the classic has rubber bushings. the is the same as the classic but allows more clearance in wheel well for the lower applications/bigger wheels. and the pro plus has polyurethane bushings to improve performance and comfort.

Am I on the correct track? and are the pro plus worth the extra 60 bucks over the classics? anything else I need to know before I make my purchases?
thanks so much in advance for your help!

 

i doubt your goign to see a comfort difference if your camber kit, your suspension will handle the comfort factor and take up 99.9% of the road abuse.

 

i can see your point as to the spring/strut will compromise most of the ride quality, but is $60 extra worth it for the poly bushings? or am i waisting my money....i dont mind spending the extra money to do something the right or better way, this civic is a project vehicle that I will have for many years to come...daily driver now, built for track in the near future after I inherit my wifes daily driver and we get her a new SUV.

or should i invest the $60 elsewhere in the project and go with the rubber bushings? and how dramatic would the feel/performance of the poly bushings be vs. the rubber bushings?

 

If it were mine, i'd save the 60 bux for something else.

 

thanks running.

anyone else's opinions or comments?

 

I'd get poly...but I had/have poly everything

 

so your saying that the poly bushings are worth the extra cash...anyone have some experiences with the classic and/or the pro plus that would like to comment? i want to make sure i am making the right decisions with my investments.

 

Do the poly bushings squeak less than rubber?

I have the omni control arms and they started squeaking after a year. They are fine now since I lubed them up again.

 

wharbone-ive seen where people tapped a holes in there lcas and put a grease fitting in it for the bushings

 

I never got any squeak with my poly bushings, but I know there are some who have. If you keep them well lubricated they are fine...like anything they require attention every once in a while to be sure they are operating at their best.