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Old May 12, 2003 | 02:42 PM
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I plan to get this camber kit off eBay. It's cheap. Can you please check it out to see if this is ok for my integra 95? I have sport H&R. I need camber kit badly. Thanks in advance

DAD Front & Rear Camber kit 4 90-00 Integra
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Old May 12, 2003 | 02:53 PM
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I'd go with the Skunk2's instead. It replaces the control arm at the top and i think gives you 4 degrees either way. not sure on the degrees.

Some people have said you don't need a camber kit (if you only go with sport springs). The most important is the toe angles. you have to make sure they're perfect otherwise your tire will wear out more than usual.

Others have gotten alignments and have ditched the camber kits. They claim that they're doing ok as long as they rotate their tires often.

I'm running the tokico illumina shock/spring combo. I've got about 1.5 inch drop. I've been running on my potenza re730 for a bit and have seen no unusual tire wear. I just made sure that my alignment was perfect (except for camber and castor)

If you want my opinion on those camber kits.. I'd go with Skunk2 instead. There are many posts on camber kits in this forum. Check them out. People talk about Ingall's or Skunk2.
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Old May 20, 2003 | 07:40 AM
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I had a problem with the front adjustable ball joints hitting my inner fenders. I put a hole right through. I was using H and R sport springs. Go with the Skunk2
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Old May 20, 2003 | 09:08 AM
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i wouldnt trust a no name brand. brand names already have serveral problems to their designs, such as the ingalls-like kits that, if too low, causes the arm to hit the fenders, or the slipage of the skunk2 kits.

i still recommend the ingalls kit if your car isnt too low. i use to hit my fenders also, but i increase the height on the GC, and its gone. only left a few dents.

either kit you get, remember to lube them correctly.
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Old May 20, 2003 | 09:11 AM
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ingalls = :thumbup: but squeaky. rinky rinky rinky (like the sound of bed springs when doing "it")
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Old May 20, 2003 | 09:26 AM
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Originally posted by Spec R
ingalls = :thumbup: but squeaky. rinky rinky rinky (like the sound of bed springs when doing "it")
i BET you can get rid of it if you remove the hollow pins and lube them correctly.:thumbup: DO IT. i was SO happy to get rid of that noise. didnt take more than 25 min on each wheel.


do a search in the DIY forum...search for the DIY made my agent87.:thumbup:
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