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The trusty ol camber kit


jurrasic519
12-27-2003, 05:38 PM
i am lowering my car between 2 1/2 and 3 inches and i need a camber kit. I wanna know if its really worth it to spend like 150 or 200 dollars on a camber kit. How much do need the camber to change? I have seen them go between 1 1/2 and 3 degreez. I dont know how much i need so im thinking of going with the one that has 3 to be safe. I also saw a dropzone kit for $150 and a skunk2 for $180, please if they are worth paying that much tell me. It is for a 99 integra gsr with Tokico Illumina shocks and coilovers are to be determined(if you have some companies that are good for coilovers please do tell)

whtteg
12-27-2003, 09:11 PM
If you want even tire wear and better handling then get the Skunk2 camber kit , the ones that replace the whole upper control arm. The only reason to lower your car and not want extra handling (which requires camber adjustment) is to be a ricer! You make the call. :2cents:

HondaIntegraXSI
12-29-2003, 08:18 AM
the drpzones slip and are crap, and need replicement in 2 years. I had a drop zone, just pay the 500 bucks and get a progressive.they have life time warrenty and will replace if it slips.

tran_nsx
12-29-2003, 09:22 PM
a camber kit is definately worth it, well a good one that is. it pays out in the long run, better than getting new sets of tire every year. i had to get new tires 6 months after purchasing my teg because it was lowered but didn't have a camber kit, i bet the last owner hated that.

gen2tegls
12-30-2003, 04:44 AM
anyone know a good kit they used or heard about for a 93 integ

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