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Camber Kits?

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I have been doing some research on camber kits for my car, and looking for more info on negative camber, and how much is to much. I know I need a kit for the rear (especially since I put the stereo back in), but the front has me curious. It is defiantly a little negative, but not near as bad as the rear.

EDIT: Ok my question has gotten more specific. I know I want the Eibach kit for the rear. That’s a no brainer, they need it, but the front has me curious.

Some of the specs I keep finding say -1.5 to + 3 degrees of adjustment. Others say +1.5 to +3 degrees of adjustment (same part number). I doub't I changed the front by 1.5 degrees, and I don't really want positive camber.

I all ready checked the Eibach web page, and I can't find any info on the part.
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Post by cargodz »

Ok to help staighten you out (pun intended).
Here's Eibach's link: http://eibach.com/cgi-bin/htmlos.exe/07189.4.6063925290600019133
The kit for your car is -1.5 to +3.00 and actually by lowering your car you will be going positive camber to staighten it out.
The reason it goes negative camber as well is because in many cases people will put oversized tires and rims on a stock application and this causes a minor positive camber and allows for adjustment the other way.
Hope this helps.
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Post by JeremyC »

Yeah I found that link, but I was looking for conformation that it was -1.5 to +3 deg of adjustment. So thanks for the help.

I guess this needs to be added to the WTB section. I need the front and rear camber kits for a 2005 honda accord. So, does anyone here carry eibach.
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JeremyC wrote: I guess this needs to be added to the WTB section. I need the front and rear camber kits for a 2005 honda accord. So, does anyone here carry eibach.
Any guess?
I am assuming it is the 2005 I4 (4cyl.) Accord, becuase they don't make one for the V6.
The front is $159.00 plus shipping
Rear is special order and I will have to call on for price...closed today.
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Post by JeremyC »

No its a V6 EX, and according to most of the web pages I found, the same one will work. You might have to look at a 2003 accord, the 2003 to 2005 are all the same.

http://performance.drivewire.com/getpar ... Suspension

You will have to copy and paste, it won't save as a link.

Let me know if I am wrong, I would hate to purchase them, and it not work.
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Gotta copy it WITHOUT the www. to get it to work.
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Post by JeremyC »

its fixed
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Post by cargodz »

Same part numbers I got so it should work and they definately got a better price then me. Obviously they have an account with Eibach direct where I have to go through a wholesaler :(
As a good suggestion though... You should probably contact Eibach and ask about the kit(s) and if it's the same for the 03 and 05, because one little variation in design can make all the difference in the world and I wouldn't want you to lose out either.
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Post by JeremyC »

cargodz wrote: You should probably contact Eibach and ask about the kit(s) and if it's the same for the 03 and 05, because one little variation in design can make all the difference in the world and I wouldn't want you to lose out either.
Yeah thats the plan. I know the accords are the same, I have done alot of reaserch in that area. So I just need to make sure the kits will work for both.
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Post by JeremyC »

Ok I talked to Eibach and there are two kits for my car. A -1.5 to +1.5 and the +1.5 to 3. So now I need to figure out how many deg my front camber is out by.

So does anyone know how to rough estimate the camber.
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