95DX HB Camber

[hankthehorrible]

I have just learned that my front wheels can not be properly aligned due to the inability to adjust camber.

Is there a camber kit for my vehicle that does not require lowering the car?

I would like to keep it at stock height.

I think there are several ways to do this, is any methed better than the other?

Thanks

[honda_luvr_2000]

Originally Posted by hankthehorrible

I have just learned that my front wheels can not be properly aligned due to the inability to adjust camber.

Is there a camber kit for my vehicle that does not require lowering the car?

I would like to keep it at stock height.

I think there are several ways to do this, is any methed better than the other?

well if it's at stock height and the camber is not w/in specs, then fix the bent/broken part causing the incorrect camber. getting a camber kit will not help. ur car's caster is also not adjustable, so u wanna get a kit for that too??? no there isn't a kit, and no it's not needed. if the car is at stock height, then camber and caster SHOULD be w/in the factory's specs. if not, then sumthin is bent or broken. the only adjustable alignment angle on u'r car is the toe, and the car can be properly aligned w/o adjusting the camber (as long as it's w/in factory specs).

p.s. even if u didn't lower it, the factory springs could be sagging, and causing the car to actually sit lower than the tru factory spec. this would thro off the camber, but a sag usually isn't very much. have u'r ride height checked at all four spots and see if it's still sitting at factory level.
a good technician should have already known all of this, and not told u it can't be done right because the camber can't be adjusted. if they told u this, GO SOME WHERE ELSE!!! i know if i had sumone work on my car, they better know wut the hell the r doing and how to do it right.