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i have a 94 accord and i just lowered it 2.25 inches in the front and 2.5 in the back. now my friend has a 92 civic hatch and has a 2 inch drop all around and said he just did a camber trick in the back and nothing to correct camber in front?? now i am planin on doing the camber trick in back but should anything be needed in the front?? now i am going to school for auto tech and this semester is all about alignments i just havent been able to get my car on the alignment rack yet. i know that will tell me but i need to go home this week or next week def. for spring break. so let me know if u have lowered ur car or have any ideas. thanks Ryan
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Well, if a car is lowered 2 inches or more, a camber kit is needed. There is only but so much an alignment can do
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Re: Camber kit or NO?
I have a 92 accord and I lowered my car about 2 inches all around and only my front camber was bad enough that I was worried about tires. I have waited about 3 months and I just havent had time to get my camber kit put on. But I dont think Im going to now because I see no sign of my tires wearing unevenly. So I say unless your camber is way off dont worry about it, just make sure to keep your tires rotated regularly.
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