hello, i am about to lower my car and i was wondering what the best choices would be.. Right now I'm looking at eibach sportlines, and kyb agx's.

- My first question is, if i don't get the shocks for 3-4 months, will i be fine on stock shocks with sportlines for that period of time

- My second question is, I'm looking at this revo camber kit from autodynamic because i know i need a camber kit, anyways, has anybody gotten this and/or know anything about it? it looks quite a bit cheaper than a lot of kits so i want to know if it has everything you need, etc. ( http://209.87.151.155/detail.asp?PRODUCT_ID=CC63-1011 )

Please post replies!! Thanks

oh, and i drive a 93 accord ex

 

1. You should be allright, you may or may not blow them though

2. Your life is riding on that camber kit, dont cheap out or be stupid. I have an ingalls front camber kit (smart) and 3 washers on the OE bolt in the back (dumb)

 

i mean i've heard of revo before im not buyin like some noname off ebay for 10 bucks , but that price ( 130) just seems pretty low comparitively, im just wonderin if it has all you need and if anyone here has used revo before

 

Get an Ingalls off of Groupbuy for 130 shipped

 

is that for all 4 wheels? , and whats the link

 

i just got my car lowered. i used the washer method for the rear, but the mechanic also replaced the bolt with a longer one, so you can fit the washers on more comfortably. total was $10 for parts.

for the front, the mechanic got an ingalls camer kit for a legend, and modified things to fit on my accord. this kit was $160 for the front, but it will never squeak like most other camber kits will.

 

ive got a progress front set for sale: $80

 

dude, if you're payin that much for rear camber kit on a 4th gen you deserve to get raped on the price cause you're a retard. the rear camber kit on 4th and 5th gens is just a longer bolt with a shim. a longer bolt with a couple washers is the same exact thing. there's nothing dangerous about it at all. anyone that tells you otherwise doesn't know what they're talkin about.

i do agree that you should go ahead and pay the little extra for a good front kit, if your front kit breaks it's kinda hard to turn your vehicle and you smack into something or someone and die.

 

so how much is the ingalls rear kit, does anyone sell an ingalls 4 wheels kit


still nobody that knows anything about revo?

 

dude, just go to home depot and get longer bolts and a few washers. there ya go. perfectly good rear camber kit for $10 at the most.