adjusting rear camber 00 Si
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adjusting rear camber 00 Si
I adjusted my rear camber this weekend. Spent under $10.0 for the parts. Longer bolts and some washers. The problem is that now it squeeks. It's not often but it does happen. Anyone else have this problem when they did a DIY rear camber adjustment?
I didn't want to break out and spend $60-100 on adjustment kit but I guess I might have to :dunno:
Does anyone have the ingalls rear camber adjustment kit? If so, what does the kit consist of? I know Progress uses the bolts and washer fix-it type kit.
Oh, I also got me some new tires :fawk: Kumho Ecsta Supra 712's :naughty:
I didn't want to break out and spend $60-100 on adjustment kit but I guess I might have to :dunno:
Does anyone have the ingalls rear camber adjustment kit? If so, what does the kit consist of? I know Progress uses the bolts and washer fix-it type kit.
Oh, I also got me some new tires :fawk: Kumho Ecsta Supra 712's :naughty:
#2
Re: adjusting rear camber 00 Si
Originally posted by 4-banging
I adjusted my rear camber this weekend. Spent under $10.0 for the parts. Longer bolts and some washers. The problem is that now it squeeks. It's not often but it does happen. Anyone else have this problem when they did a DIY rear camber adjustment?
I didn't want to break out and spend $60-100 on adjustment kit but I guess I might have to :dunno:
Does anyone have the ingalls rear camber adjustment kit? If so, what does the kit consist of? I know Progress uses the bolts and washer fix-it type kit.
Oh, I also got me some new tires :fawk: Kumho Ecsta Supra 712's :naughty:
I adjusted my rear camber this weekend. Spent under $10.0 for the parts. Longer bolts and some washers. The problem is that now it squeeks. It's not often but it does happen. Anyone else have this problem when they did a DIY rear camber adjustment?
I didn't want to break out and spend $60-100 on adjustment kit but I guess I might have to :dunno:
Does anyone have the ingalls rear camber adjustment kit? If so, what does the kit consist of? I know Progress uses the bolts and washer fix-it type kit.
Oh, I also got me some new tires :fawk: Kumho Ecsta Supra 712's :naughty:
#4
Originally posted by 94civicEX
Hmm, in the thread posted by agent87, he mentioned using a lubricant....did you do that?
Hmm, in the thread posted by agent87, he mentioned using a lubricant....did you do that?
i think i'm gonna dish out the cash and buy the ingalls rear camber kit. groupbuy for 105.0, both sides & free shipping :thumbup:
#5
I did the longer bolts and washers for rears and have no squeaks. I don't think its work buying a real kit for the rear. with my drop, if the camber was corrected anymore, the tire would rub the fender. So a little negative camber is definitely needed...
#6
Originally posted by SiClone
I did the longer bolts and washers for rears and have no squeaks. I don't think its work buying a real kit for the rear. with my drop, if the camber was corrected anymore, the tire would rub the fender. So a little negative camber is definitely needed...
I did the longer bolts and washers for rears and have no squeaks. I don't think its work buying a real kit for the rear. with my drop, if the camber was corrected anymore, the tire would rub the fender. So a little negative camber is definitely needed...
Mine is Eibach Sportline Springs on KYB AGX's.
How many washers do you have on each bolt?
I used 4-10mm washers and 2-12mm washers with a 10mmx1.25x50mm length bolt for ea. I think I might have to readjust them by taking out the 12mm washers for a little negativity.
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I have 3 washers on each bolt (6 per side). I'm not sure of the thickness because I got them at my local Ace hardware store.
I'm lowered on Tein S-Tech springs and Koni yellows.
The tires tuck in slightly up front and there's a 1/4" gap from the tire to the fender in the rear. However, when there are people in the back or a lot of stuff in the trunk, the tires tuck in quite a bit in the rear. If the rear camber were corrected anymore, then there would be some rubbing issues.
I'm lowered on Tein S-Tech springs and Koni yellows.
The tires tuck in slightly up front and there's a 1/4" gap from the tire to the fender in the rear. However, when there are people in the back or a lot of stuff in the trunk, the tires tuck in quite a bit in the rear. If the rear camber were corrected anymore, then there would be some rubbing issues.