ingalls
get the ingalls kit. they are very reasonably priced and they are very, very good.
get the ingalls kit. they are very reasonably priced and they are very, very good.
Any kit like Ingalls that tries to adjust for over 2 or 3 degrees of negative camber is going to run into clearance problems.lOOkatme said:ingall kits have clearence problems...thats all I will say.
sorry dumb question...but what exactly is meant when you say clearance problems? like going over speedbumps?deMad10 said:
Any kit like Ingalls that tries to adjust for over 2 or 3 degrees of negative camber is going to run into clearance problems.
Would you mind going into a little detail with this. I mean you gave this negative thought with nothing to back it uplOOkatme said:ingall kits have clearence problems...thats all I will say.
also is this a problem only for the front??LegoMahEggroll said:okay I am that mister prelude that lOOkatme refers to. The problem with the 3558 kit is that the camber kit will hit the body frame when you are going at a decent speed, over a bump. It's happening to me right now, but I can't do anything until my Tein coil overs come in. You'll have to shave the corner that is hitting the body frame down. The same thing happened with my brother's accord, with the kit #3557. You can see where the camber kit hits the body frame. When I install the Teins, I'll try and take pictures of it. Bottom line, the #3558 kit does offer a lot of adjustment (1 3/4"-4 1/4") but it's going to have clearance problems.