Camber kit Q's
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Camber kit Q's
I need to get a front camber kit for my hoopty, a 94 Accord dropped on Neuspeed sports w/AGX. What camber kits would you guys recommend? I'm sure a 0-3 degree kit would do just fine. I found this one, think it'll be aight?
It's made by DropZone and costs $75
It's made by DropZone and costs $75
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camber kits suck, and just to give you a flash forward... your either gonna have to grind down your UCA, or manage to tweek it enough so it doesn't hit the inside of the wheel well (pretty much impossible). i would recommend waiting to see if a company like skunk 2 comes out with the camber kit/ UCA for the accords too (they have them for civics and integras right now)
http://www.skunk2.com/
go there click suspension then camer kits and thats what they look like. you might be able to find something similar to that on ebay, but i wouldn't trust them. hope that helps
if you did get the camber kit with the above pic, PM me and i can give you a DIY to put them in urself
http://www.skunk2.com/
go there click suspension then camer kits and thats what they look like. you might be able to find something similar to that on ebay, but i wouldn't trust them. hope that helps
if you did get the camber kit with the above pic, PM me and i can give you a DIY to put them in urself
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There are 2 ways to adjust your front camber on a 94 Accord. If you use the adjustable bushings ... the end of your control arm will hit the inner fender at about +1.5 degrees adjustment. If you use the adjustable ball joint, you can adjust to +2.5 degrees before the ball joint hits the inner fender. The problem with adjustable ball joints is that they add height ... so when you bottom out the suspension the top nut of the ball joint will hit near your strut cap.
If you have the cash, the best way to do it is with a "skunk2" style adjustable arm ... this allows the adjustment with out the problems described above.
Skunk2 makes them for the 92-2000 Civic
Ingalls just released one for the 98-02 Accord and they should have one out for the 94 Accord in Fall.
http://www.ingallseng.com/new_products.htm
If you have the cash, the best way to do it is with a "skunk2" style adjustable arm ... this allows the adjustment with out the problems described above.
Skunk2 makes them for the 92-2000 Civic
Ingalls just released one for the 98-02 Accord and they should have one out for the 94 Accord in Fall.
http://www.ingallseng.com/new_products.htm
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Im not to familiar with suspensions and I was told by somebody on another forum that there was sometime of wishbone suspension in a 96 accord so with a 1.75" drop i would not need a camber kit just an alignment, anybody know anything about that?
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Im not to familiar with suspensions and I was told by somebody on another forum that there was sometime of wishbone suspension in a 96 accord so with a 1.75" drop i would not need a camber kit just an alignment, anybody know anything about that?
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