Camber kits
#21
Originally posted by Legend_master
mine squeeks to.
mine squeeks to.
#24
Originally posted by MrFatBooty
Use white lithium grease, not WD-40. WD-40 is not actually a lubricant and doesn't last very long.
Use white lithium grease, not WD-40. WD-40 is not actually a lubricant and doesn't last very long.
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Originally posted by WiLL
rubbing or not will depend on the drop, the size of the wheels and tires, and the offset of the wheels.
rubbing or not will depend on the drop, the size of the wheels and tires, and the offset of the wheels.
#26
people that spray their camber kits...you do spray with the kits on the car? or do you take them apart?
im sqeaks like crazy...especially on hotter days or after the car is warm. i notice there is little noise on rainy days.
ive been using white lithium grease...i just raise my car and spray. doesnt seem to work too good.
im sqeaks like crazy...especially on hotter days or after the car is warm. i notice there is little noise on rainy days.
ive been using white lithium grease...i just raise my car and spray. doesnt seem to work too good.
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For the sake of argument, wouldn't the Skunk2 replacement arm have to be longer than the OEM arm to allow for positive adjustment? If so, wouldn't it hit the fender/tower/whatever if you're really low too? Here's a cheesy drawing I made to illustrate my point:
Oh, and to those who have the squeaking problems with the Ingalls kit, here's the solution:
https://www.honda-acura.net/forums/s...threadid=55011 h:
Oh, and to those who have the squeaking problems with the Ingalls kit, here's the solution:
https://www.honda-acura.net/forums/s...threadid=55011 h: