s tech tein spring, need a rear camber kit?

[ronjancivicsi]

i just install a s tech spring and the mechanic said my rear camber position after alligment is 2.4 rear left and rear right 2.1.
the normal position is between 0.8-1.8 so i need to have a rear camber kit.
1. is it anybody have a same problem like me?
2. cause i thought you can adjust a camber when you lower you car?

[Silver8th]

Yes, you might want to invest in a rear camber kit. Up there ^ were it says search try "camber kit". There's quite a few threads discussing this already.
http://www.8thcivic.com/forums/showt...spc+camber+kit

....moved to DIY Suspension Forum

[whitecivicsi]

Buddy I have S Techs on my car also...and You need to get the camber kits or else your tires will stay looking like this /--\ and thats not good.

Not a bad investment. its worth the $

[FujiApples]

lol... camber adjustment has nothing to do with springs, springs just increase your negative camber. civics have a lot of negative camber stock, so lowering them without getting a camber kit is pretty dangerous.

[sikassdrummer]

Originally Posted by ronjancivicsi

i just install a s tech spring and the mechanic said my rear camber position after alligment is 2.4 rear left and rear right 2.1.
the normal position is between 0.8-1.8 so i need to have a rear camber kit.
1. is it anybody have a same problem like me?
2. cause i thought you can adjust a camber when you lower you car?

I just did mine and i have -2.4 degreese on both sides with a full tank of gas and about 50 pounds of subs and amp/cap .Just ordered my skunk 2 rear camber kit no front camber adj needed I think ill go for -1 deg. only ,save some tires