My run in with Ingalls Ball Joint Camber Kit
08-18-2007, 08:47 PM
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My run in with Ingalls Ball Joint Camber Kit
Not sure if im the only one that has ran into this problem but I just went through a Hell'ish day with this kit, Made specifically for a 99 Acura CL 2.3 (Which I own) and did not fit with the stock Upper control arms for some reason. Im wondering if anyone else has ran into this problem, or if anyone has used them and they worked great, The model ones I got were 35590. Im ?¿? on this subject as to what to do, Basically I spent about $160 on the kit, ended up not being able to use it, ended up having to pay shop fee's plus I had to buy another Upper Control arm + Ball Joint seeing that the ball joints are pressed in and they do not necessary sell them (at least around here) as a single. Just giving a heads up to ya guys looking to fix the wheels camber using a ball joint camber kit. I guess now I could try adjusting the Control arms to fix the .60 degree of camber I have.
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08-18-2007, 10:07 PM
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Mine fit on my 97 3.0 
08-19-2007, 01:09 AM
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Yeah they fit on my 3.0 they originally called me and told me it wouldn't fit but got it to work. but now my when I got my alignment done the 2nd time the mechanic had a hell of a time doing and it's all fucked up now and the car wants pull to the left like whoa!! They said take it to another place and try there, I will since I got the 3 year alignment deal ($140 for unlimited alignments for 3 years).
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08-19-2007, 07:51 PM
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there are two doff sizes. Honda had two diff mnufacturers on the upper control arm. There are two diff sizes. Ask the manufacturer to get you the diff size. Try fir the accord like mentioned above.
08-19-2007, 11:07 PM
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^Yeah, I'm very inexperienced, haha, but my dad knows his was around. Plus with the help of my brother (whom put the lowering springs on) I'm sure we'd be able to do it. My dad's never done one before, and I'm not sure about my brother.
Is there any equipment I'd have to rent or anything? I'll have a shop do the alignment.
Is there any equipment I'd have to rent or anything? I'll have a shop do the alignment.
08-20-2007, 08:24 AM
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Originally Posted by XxAtTheGatesxX
^Yeah, I'm very inexperienced, haha, but my dad knows his was around. Plus with the help of my brother (whom put the lowering springs on) I'm sure we'd be able to do it. My dad's never done one before, and I'm not sure about my brother.
Is there any equipment I'd have to rent or anything? I'll have a shop do the alignment.
Is there any equipment I'd have to rent or anything? I'll have a shop do the alignment.
08-28-2007, 10:06 AM
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By how much did you lower?
Originally Posted by XxAtTheGatesxX
^Yeah, I'm very inexperienced, haha, but my dad knows his was around. Plus with the help of my brother (whom put the lowering springs on) I'm sure we'd be able to do it. My dad's never done one before, and I'm not sure about my brother.
Is there any equipment I'd have to rent or anything? I'll have a shop do the alignment.
Is there any equipment I'd have to rent or anything? I'll have a shop do the alignment.
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