Did I really need an alignment? Can someone explain my readouts? Need Camber Kit?
#1
Did I really need an alignment? Can someone explain my readouts? Need Camber Kit?
Got it done today for $53. Did I really need it? Thanks most of my questions were posted in the subject header.
Someone please explain this stuff to me .
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Someone please explain this stuff to me .
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#4
that looks weird, your camber didn't change much from the drop. i would rather have more negative camber up front than what you have. say like -.8 or so. your stock rear camber was -1.2 which is already out of spec. kinda weird.
i wouldn't get a camber kit though, not worth messing with. 6th gens aren't as easy as 5th gens in the rear.
i wouldn't get a camber kit though, not worth messing with. 6th gens aren't as easy as 5th gens in the rear.
#6
well, after lowering an Accord, you NEED to get an alignment to fix toe and stuff. The camber can't be corrected without a camber kit. Since no one seems to have the need to get a rear camber kit for H&R Sport drops, I guess rotating the tires will help prevent uneven tire wear from the negative rear camber.
BTW, the "before" numbers are the numbers that the car had when it rolled onto the rack right? I don't think the "before" numbers are from stock height... :dunno:
BTW, the "before" numbers are the numbers that the car had when it rolled onto the rack right? I don't think the "before" numbers are from stock height... :dunno:
#7
Originally posted by LX4CYL
BTW, the "before" numbers are the numbers that the car had when it rolled onto the rack right? I don't think the "before" numbers are from stock height... :dunno:
BTW, the "before" numbers are the numbers that the car had when it rolled onto the rack right? I don't think the "before" numbers are from stock height... :dunno:
all in all though i think you can live with the -1.2 in the rear just rotate your tires like at every oil change.
#8
Originally posted by AccordSleeper
all in all though i think you can live with the -1.2 in the rear just rotate your tires like at every oil change.
all in all though i think you can live with the -1.2 in the rear just rotate your tires like at every oil change.