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Old 07-02-2002, 10:50 AM   #1 (permalink)
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HOME DEPOT camber trick?
What's this camber trick that I keep hearing about.. I have some bad camber on my Teg, especially in the back..

Can someone explain this trick and how to do it.. Maybe even direct me to a page that shows you how to do it..

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Old 07-02-2002, 12:29 PM   #2 (permalink)
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this is the best teg site ever. i wish there was a site that was strickly g3 like this 1 is g2
http://www.g2ic.com/tegtips/exterior/8.html
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Old 07-02-2002, 12:39 PM   #3 (permalink)
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would i be able to use those directions on a 3G, 94 teg?
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would i be able to use those directions on a 3G, 94 teg?
Yes, both 2nd and 3rd gen have the same rear suspension. Same goes for Civic 92-95 and 96-00.
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what kind of washers are those? never seen 'em like that. and what size are the bolts? i don't wanna go buy them & have to put the shit back together & go back to the store.

edit: well shit it seems g2ic doesn't want me to link to their pic, but the link at the top of the thread will get you there.

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Swap a motor from a s2k in that 240 then you will have a beast!!!
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u just need a washer that is 8th of an inch thick
like a 5/8 or 7/8. also get 1 that is wide enough 4 the stock bolt because u can use it up 2 washers
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u just need a washer that is 8th of an inch thick
like a 5/8 or 7/8. also get 1 that is wide enough 4 the stock bolt because u can use it up 2 washers
say what..?
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Old 07-02-2002, 06:36 PM   #9 (permalink)
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say what..?
my sentiments exactly.
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u just need a washer that is 8th of an inch thick
like a 5/8 or 7/8. also get 1 that is wide enough 4 the stock bolt because u can use it up 2 washers
HUH? A 5/8 (over half an inch thick) and a 7/8 (Almost an inch thick) are not the same thing.
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im sorry i just dont know how 2 explain it very well as u can c. but when u go shopping 4 washers just get like something that is ?/8 of an inch thick. i bought i believe 5/8 washers. u will need a total of 8 of them depending on ur drop. i have a 2.5 all around so that did the trick. anymore questions ill try 2 answer n more detail. basicly from the link above i figured it out from there
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what size are the bolts though? not the head, but the diameter of the actual threaded bolt? i want the washers to fit snug around 'em, ya know?
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im not real 2 sure , i know its teh same size as the strat bolt. u know the bolt that is at the end of the strat, the 1 that goes though the cross arm next 2 the rear brake.
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hey, does anyone know the exact sizes of the washers and bolt to use for a rear camer adjustment on a 2000 civic with a 2" drop?
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aww the old home depot camber trick.. nice
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