Camber kit question

[peypey's ride]

I am looking on runnin Pro kit and Tokico HP on my gsx. I know that I will need a rear camber kit. But will I need one for the front?

 

[chris712vt]

No you won't need it. If you want absolutely no negative camber in the front, then yes. But the prokit shouldn't throw it off by more that -1 degree I don't think.

I've got H&R sports and as far as I remember they lower the car more than the prokit, but less than sportlines. And my fronts are at like -1.1 and -1.2 or 3 degrees now without a camber kit.

 

[sd_ff22]

I have the pro-kit/ illumina combo and I only used a camber kit in the rear. can't say it needs it in the front.

-Dan

 

[peypey's ride]

So the front should be fine without a kit. What kit in the rear is better, the ingulls or the Eibach rear kits?

 

[tom04841]

Home Depot washers and hi grade bolts

 

[sd_ff22]

I wanted adjustability so I got the SRE kit.
You will hear a lot of people say HDR, but I choose not to cheap on my car.
Its up to you.

 

[peypey's ride]

I wont be cheap and home depot it. Sorry Tom... I think the ingulls will do.

 

[Locke]

I wont be cheap and home depot it. Sorry Tom... I think the ingulls will do.

Don't disregard the DIY rear camber correct kit because of it's cost. Compare the components of the DIY kit to any brand name kit, then make your decision. At least this way you have more than cost or stigma to guide your decision. If you still want to spend the money for the brand name, go for it.

 

[PieEyedPiper]

DIY Rear is great, but I really do recommend that you get an eccentric bolt-type camber kit for the front. Usually only provides +- 0.75* of adjustment in either direction, but they're cheap (relatively) and you'll be glad you have the adjustment.

BTW, this is what I'm getting and wish I had purchased in the beginning with my Illumina +ProKit Combo.