Ok i heard that they sell a Fork that corrects your camber. If this is true where can i get ahold of one??? Thanks

Originally posted by mellowboy
Ok i heard that they sell a Fork that corrects your camber. If this is true where can i get ahold of one??? Thanks

Suspension Techniques had them (drop forks and arms), but there were problems with the integrity of the metal they used. I think they might come out again with different or stronger metals in it.

Originally posted by CivicSiRacer


Suspension Techniques had them (drop forks and arms), but there were problems with the integrity of the metal they used. I think they might come out again with different or stronger metals in it.


Thanks alot man. I appreciate it!:) Where can i get ahold of one? Thanks again.

Originally posted by mellowboy



Thanks alot man. I appreciate it!:) Where can i get ahold of one? Thanks again.

Maybe you didn't read my post close enough. You don't want it on your car cause it will fail. How would like to loose one corner of your suspension while driving? Not pretty.

Originally posted by CivicSiRacer


Maybe you didn't read my post close enough. You don't want it on your car cause it will fail. How would like to loose one corner of your suspension while driving? Not pretty.


Well i need something cause my camber is all bad and messed up and i dont wanna spend too much.

well there's somethings that you have to do.

Originally posted by mellowboy



Well i need something cause my camber is all bad and messed up and i dont wanna spend too much.

What is your camber measurements?

Originally posted by CivicSiRacer


What is your camber measurements?


I have no clue man. All i know is that they butterfly pretty bad. I'm plannin to do major suspension upgrades like getting Tein RA along with energy suspension hyper flex kit etc....

Originally posted by mellowboy



I have no clue man. All i know is that they butterfly pretty bad. I'm plannin to do major suspension upgrades like getting Tein RA along with energy suspension hyper flex kit etc....

Looks are deceiving. How low are you dropped again? Getting an alilgnment would help greatly to determine how much your alignment is off.

Originally posted by CivicSiRacer


Looks are deceiving. How low are you dropped again? Getting an alilgnment would help greatly to determine how much your alignment is off.


I think its 1.8 in the rear and 2.0 in the back or vice versa. I got the neuspeed sport springs (green color) .

I think H&R makes something that can correct improper camber. They seem to be relatively inexspensive, like $35.00 a pair. Here's a link to what Im talking about. Im not too knowledgable about what they do or how good a job it would do so maybe someone can help if they are something worth looking into. My bad, for some reason its not loading to the exact pg. I want it to so once you click on that link, click on triple c camber adjustments.

http://www.hrsprings.com/site/frameproducts.html

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Originally posted by mellowboy



I think its 1.8 in the rear and 2.0 in the back or vice versa. I got the neuspeed sport springs (green color) .
thats not bad at all. just get an alignment and you shouldnt have to worry too much about camber.

i dropped mine 3" so i was in desperate need of a camber kit. i got one from progress auto. it's the new kind. instead of the old rocker arm adjustment, i got the adjusting bolts. it only fixes up to 2 degrees though. so my camber is one degree off in the front and 2 off in the back, but i've had no trouble with treadwear. hope that helps...

www.progressauto.com (http://www.progressauto.com)

is there any rule of thumb for how many degrees you'll change for how many inches you drop? im probably going to drop about 2" or so, and that H&R camber kits does 3º and its fairly cheap..

Thanks guys for your help!:)