[lessonsinspeed]

Ok, I've heard some bad things about their stuff. I'm looking for a front camber kit that includes the range of 0 to +2, as I'm trying to dial in -1.5 degrees (cars at -1.75 on one side, -2.5 at other right now). I'm trying to avoid the balljoints as well, and all I can find so far that would work are the dropzones. Any comments on the brand?

 

[downest]

Famous pic on Honda Tech:

Though I don't know about the other things they make, I wouldn't go near anything like that.

 

[lessonsinspeed]

Wow, beautiful.... Well, looks like Ingalls makes a kit that will work, its right on the edge of where I want it to be (only +1 degree), but at least I know its from a good brand (John, if youre out there, any chance you can still score deals on their stuff?).

 

[jmart]

lessons, how can you have -1.75 on one side and -2.5 on the other? How did you measure this? Is one of your knuckles bent? Have you been in an accident? Also, i think you should just run with a couple degrees of neg camber so long as you are equal from side to side. Your tires will not wear unevenly.

 

[lessonsinspeed]

Don't ask me how the camber is out of whack, I was surprised when I got the results back too (after an alignment). I'm looking at -1.5 as a conservative setup, although 2 would probably work as well.