camber kits

[scboss]

Hey guys just curious where you guys have bought you camber kits

I have a 98 ek and im looking for front and rear. Im looking for either
Megan
Block
Skunk

Thanks in advance

[spacerz]

Go to Revwerks - Rhys is great to deal with!

I've owned both Megan and Skunk2 camber kits for the EK. I didn't have any complaints about either of them. I've never heard of Block though.

[Heru-Farukon]

Hey spacerz,
How much did you get both front and rear for?

Less than retail price of what skunk2 has on their site?

[slinkie]

I got some at JDM tuners, they were used though

[SportEL]

I had Skunk2 rears and they were the most annoying squeaking mofos. Lubing did not help. After almost a year on them, I finally had it, and just did the rear camber washer trick and went back to stock arms. I have never been happier.

OP, why do you need a camber kit. How low is your car? Getting an alignment will fix most issues as incorrect toe causes camber wear when lowering contrary to the belief that camber causes wear.

[scboss]

Im actually doing a coilover install and just wanted to take care of it all at once. If im only dropping 1.5 to 2 inches will I need them?

[SportEL]

Originally posted by warcaster
Im actually doing a coilover install and just wanted to take care of it all at once. If im only dropping 1.5 to 2 inches will I need them?

No, don't bother if that is as low as you are going. I am just under 2 inches dropped, did rear washer camber fix using Omni Power rear shim kit, and got an alignment and have no problems.

[NoMoreG35]

I buy my car stuffs from eBay...

[scboss]

Originally posted by SportEL


No, don't bother if that is as low as you are going. I am just under 2 inches dropped, did rear washer camber fix using Omni Power rear shim kit, and got an alignment and have no problems.

How's the wear on the tire? Man that is a Hella cheap alternative.

[SportEL]

There is no wear whatsoever. Like I said, alignment fixes any sort of wear issues as it brings the Toe back to spec, not camber after you lower your car. Additionally, I use the shim kit to dial in the camber I want. Look it up. Rear washer shim trick. It should be fine as long as you are not lower than 2.5 inches.

I should have done this in the beginning as it would have saved me a bunch of money and patience.


Pic of my kit. It does the same thing as $150 camber arms without squeaky annoyance. These are high quality bolts. I couldn't fine anything similar locally:
http://img297.imageshack.us/img297/2946/lights004gw1.jpg

[scboss]

Awesome bro
Just curious what site you ordered from. Looks like there site is dealer only

[SportEL]

It's been awhile, but I'm pretty sure I just ordered from Omni direct. Just try e-mailing them.

http://omnipowerusa.com/contact.asp

[Dim_Sum]

When I had my dc integra I had the skunk2 front and rear, rears were fine, the fronts would go through balljoints every season, and I didn't have a aggressive camber angle, and most after market control arms if your "slammed" watch out for hammer marks on the shock towers

[spacerz]

Originally posted by Heru-Farukon

I couldn't tell you. I owned my last EK civic 3-4 years ago.

I've also owned a T1R rear camber kit...I didn't have any problems with that one either.