on how to install camber kits yourself. Anyone have instructions for a 3.0?
Is this easy to do or should I let a trained technician do this?
I know that the alignment will have to be done at a shop.

 

doesn't Klepto have the DIY on his site??

 

Not for doing camber kits, no he doesn't

 

Gee thanks for the help guys. Post-whores

 

thatd be cool if any1 has em.. i gotta get camber kits i dont wanna spend much on labor.. how much SHOULD It cost to get em put in? if its too much of a hastle then ill do it myself

 

^ My boy got his installed ( front only ) for $80.00 under the table....so you can only
imagine how much the regular price for installation will be.

 

theres a write up on it at www.accordracing.com i cannot access it at work cause its blocked, but just down the 94-97 accord column and find suspension then under that is a sub of camber kit. in there somewhere is an install.

 

Do you think those instructions will work for a 3.0?
Thanks Will.

 

I can give you instructions for an Eibach anchor bolt front camber kit. i did it on my 2.2 and it was pretty quick. klepto has my DIY on his site for the rear washer camber kit, too.

 

I dont think you installing your camber kits is a good idea. You will end up like Shiney without a car for a few days and cursing everyone out.

 

have to agree with you there

 

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Honestly, I don't think it will be that difficult to do. Put it this way, you'll learn from my mistakes.

BTW - I think shocks and springs are more difficult to install than a front camber kit.

 

I said the same exact thing but he thinks otherwise... We'll see what happens when his kit gets here - I'll go do a play by play of the install

-Alex

 

Well when we see him with his wheels off on the side of the road and calling you to pick him up, make sure you chirp the tires in your 2.2 to show him up.

 

I doubt it, but i'm sure Alex will be there to rescue me.










:gheylaugh:

Seriously, I think I can actually do this myself. I mean...how do you think
mechanics learned how to do such things. You have to try and learn from
your mistakes. Besides, I can later charge other local CL's for install of there
camber kit.

$ <--- ...but of course less than a shop.

 

Mechanics learn on other people's cars not their own..

 

hahaha

 

I understand but I know alot of mechanics around my way who told me they
learned what they know by taking apart their whole car and putting it back
together...not that i'm saying I will do this but you get the concept.

I actually enjoy working on my own car and wouldn't mind doing this.

 

 

The 7-UP mascot is pissed.

 

yea man.. it'll work..

 

Thx.

 

That's a great smiley hehehe