Eibach, Neuspeed, Intrax .. What Should I Choose?

[Cyberblue]

I've got 6th gen, putting eibach pro line (1.4 front 1.5 rear, if i'm not mistaken) and KYB GR-2 struts, with 17" rims the wheelgaps become about half an inch wide. Not to mention the ride is really smooth. Just my 2 cents

[Cyberblue]

Forgot to add to my previous post, the car still looks proportional - not too low not too high. Gotta get camber kit pretty soon especially the rear wheels need correction to prevent uneven tire wear.

[jont717]

So im guessing I have shocks too. 96 civic.

What do they run? Like 79 a shock?

[jont717]

also, any problems with rubbing?

[jont717]

What camber kit to buy?? I have no clue of any of the manufacturers of these. I know I will need a kit, so anyone have any luck with a particular brand?? Thanks.

[Doughboy]

Skunk 2, all the way..

[jtw156]

Agreed, Skunk2. I did not wanna spend so much mulla on a camber kit at first, but in the long run im glad I did and didn't go cheap.

[jont717]

Yeah, thats what I was thinking too. I don't want to go cheat at all.

Do they make rear and front in a kit?? skunk2?

[Smooth_Imports]

Originally posted by jont717@Apr 24 2004, 10:26 AM
Yeah, thats what I was thinking too. I don't want to go cheat at all.

Do they make rear and front in a kit?? skunk2?

Dude for the rear you can just use the washer trick. It's just as good as spending $80 on the rear camber kit but it will only cost you $5 at the most and in most cases work great.

[jont717]

yeah, but how do you get it right where you need the camber? So the tire sits flat. I seen a big post somewhere with pictures and all about using the washers. Cant find it.