hey guys i know there is a way to fix rear camber without a KIT. Using Longer bolts and washers i think.. CAN ANYONE tell me how to REALLY do it.. i need it done asap,, THANKS
rear camber on honda...
hey guys i know there is a way to fix rear camber without a KIT. Using Longer bolts and washers i think.. CAN ANYONE tell me how to REALLY do it.. i need it done asap,, THANKS
Using a washer or two behind the upper control arm bracket where it bolts onto the body.
like chris said use washers and longer bolts. just bring the bolt to home depot and tell them you need a longer one and a few thick washers. less than 10 bucks and your set.
normally on average i have to us 3 washers. it gives u a starting point but still would have it checked after u do it.
i did this on my accord and it worked perfect but can it be done on a 92-95 civic?
ive heard yes and no?
it can be done on any civic. did it on my 96 dx and one of my 91 hatch's
I could care less about my rear camber.
or front lol. all of my hatch's were dumped sooner or later.Originally Posted by twinj
baller
i wish i could say the same but tires are expensive......
My back didn't wear that much, it was the front ones that wore. I had a camber kit on the front.I was always honda have a neg camber in the back from the factory. Plus I didn't think there was enough weight to make a difference.
x2, dont get cheap bolts either!
is there any tricks to doing the front ??
nope get u a camber kit for it.
either the ball joint camber kits or S2 makes some nice upper control arms. actually running them on my hatch
can tha same work for acura integra 91
for the front spend the money and get a skunk2 upper control arm kit. and yes the same trick works on the teggies also.
ill be tryin this trick along w/ the camber arms in the front.....hope it works since my current drop is already chewing off the raggedy tires on my steelies....
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