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EFsedanlover
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Joined: 28 Sep 2009
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 Posted: Fri Oct 02, 2009 6:48 am Post subject: Skunk 2 troubles.... |
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I'm going to make this as short and as possible
My setup: 90 civic lx sedan, Skunk2 Pro-s coilover setup( coilovers + shocks) Skunk 2 front camber kit. wheels 15X8 equips +10 offset
Ok, so I want to keep the car as low as it sits now and still be able to tuck these wheels under the fender wells. I installed the front camber kit and adjusted it as negatively as possible but for some reason it actually RAISED the front end of my car about .5"-1.0" and now I hear this knocking noise comming from the front whenever I drive, and the front suspension feels extremely tight! All I did was put the camber kit on WTF!!! Can somebody tell me what I did wrong or if there are any solutions so that I can keep my car slammed and still tuck these wheels underneath....Any help will be greatly appreciated!
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nala619
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Joined: 09 Jun 2008
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| Posted: Fri Oct 02, 2009 9:02 am Post subject: |
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i had the same problem with a generic front camber kit, check to make sure it has a good fitment. with mines, i didnt fit where the camber kit should be placed but i got skunk2s and theres no problem now, heres a pic to show what im talking about,
im pretty sure i didnt make much sense.. :[ but the pic shows that it fits perfectly.. with the generic one, it pushed the end out touching the wheel well..
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