I bumped into this camber kit. Intrax? What do you think? $75. Free shipping. The inside of my front tires are waring down fast. Neuspeed springs. 92 Si. This brand looks like the A-arm kind, so I might be able to use the Omnipower DIY I found doing a search. I hate to think I'm trying to low-ball my car, but I might be driving to Bay Area for Christmas, and this is NOT the time to shell out the $149 for the skunk2's, or is it?

Many a thanks in advance


http://www.drivewire.com/performance...amberkits.html

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Dude, I dont know about Intrax but I just bought Suspension Max Camber kit. Front and back for $175, thats including shipping and handling. It was an easy install and my camber is perfect now. I drove over a hundred miles on it, and I live in an area with bumpy roads. Definetly look for it on ebay. I dunno, some people say dont buy the cheap stuff, but it works for me. Seriously, they were quality parts and it came with everything you need

 

Nice. Thanks. I figure might as well do the back as well.

 

i got the omni power front camber kit, its great and it only costed me 160. for the rear camber all i did was add 2 washers to the back of the bolts that bolt the upper control arm to the body(washers went between the mount and the body). it only costed me about a whole 12 cents.

 

Nice idea for the rear. Never thought of that. I think my right rear is wearing, but the left rear is fine. There is something about replacing with A-arm camber. For some reason, I'd feel better taking corners with that vs. the other kind.

 

yes, the whole a-arm replacement is a lot easier than the ingalls and the adjustability is easier as well.