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Old 10-07-2005, 03:44 PM   #1
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Are the Ingalls Camber kits worth the money?

I need to buy a front camber kit for my 2000 civic because i'm about to lower it. I like the idea of buying a new front a-arm with a new ball joint. It seems (from what i've read) that skunk2 and omni power are ok but seem to have crappy ball joints or crappy boots. Quite a few people like Ingalls brand. I found this Low Profile Adjustable Front Control Arm with polyurethane bushings for about $200 for the front set. This the the product:
http://www.tirerack.com/suspension/s...le+Control+Arm

Skunk2 and Omni Power are priced about $150 for the same thing. I really want something i'll never have to mess with again (like getting a broken boot or grease every year). So will the Ingalls do this or will any brand do this?

P.S. I'll be doing to washer trick on the back for camber.
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