Ingalls Rear Camber Question
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Ingalls Rear Camber Question
I need to pick one up so I can go ahead and start my installation. However I was concerned about the fact that I remember hearing that they rust up. Does anyone know if they fixed this problem in their new batch of camber kits?
Also I couldn't find that one thread where someone posted a pretty good price for it online. $130 Shipped or something of the sort, anyone know which post that was?
Also I couldn't find that one thread where someone posted a pretty good price for it online. $130 Shipped or something of the sort, anyone know which post that was?
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NVM, found it here
http://www.importhorizon.com/ingallshondaccord.html
$139 Shipped, cheaper than eBay..
But do you guys still know if that rust problem was solved?
http://www.importhorizon.com/ingallshondaccord.html
$139 Shipped, cheaper than eBay..
But do you guys still know if that rust problem was solved?
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Originally Posted by PixelHarmony
NVM, found it here
http://www.importhorizon.com/ingallshondaccord.html
$139 Shipped, cheaper than eBay..
But do you guys still know if that rust problem was solved?
http://www.importhorizon.com/ingallshondaccord.html
$139 Shipped, cheaper than eBay..
But do you guys still know if that rust problem was solved?
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I mean, to what extent does the rusting happen? If it'll be an issue after 3 years of insatll and driving in Chicago weather, I'd rather not deal with it and get it powder coated. If not then i guess I can care less.
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Originally Posted by PixelHarmony
I mean, to what extent does the rusting happen? If it'll be an issue after 3 years of insatll and driving in Chicago weather, I'd rather not deal with it and get it powder coated. If not then i guess I can care less.
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Originally Posted by xizor
the surface rusts, it looks ugly, but it hasn't stopped anyone's from working. if you care what they look like, paint or powder coat them, otherwise just slap them in
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So these come with rubber bushings then, anyway to get polyurethane?
Ingalls bush gives resulting in bump steer and alignment changing.
It looks like nothing works like the stock bushings.
I only heard of one other guy complain of the tire wear and alignment issues
here.
I could align mine every month and would be different every time, depending
on state of squeezing out of place and displacement of the thick rubber.
I had to change to SPC upper link which also has a thick rubber bush
but this link is carrying little load so not as bad as problems with weak lower bushings.
I thought about building my own out of hime joints. I also thought about
building adjustable links by cutting off ends of stock links. Stock links
are hollow tube and not much metal to be cutting threads into and I gave up on that. It does appear stock link tube can be reamed out, pressing in and welding a rod, then threading and sleeving the rod. I still want to try this to get stock bushings in an adjustable link.
The pictures now look like the ingalls bush has been modified, something else
is on the sides of bushings.
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ordered mine from importhorizon.com last friday and recieved them monday very fast ground shipping.. They look like they are used but i cant tell because the blemishes look like tiny dents all over in random spots and in some cases bunched up...oh well at least they smell like new here is the pic..
You wont be able to tell from the pic but they are there....
You wont be able to tell from the pic but they are there....
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Originally Posted by TSX420J
ordered mine from importhorizon.com last friday and recieved them monday very fast ground shipping.. They look like they are used but i cant tell because the blemishes look like tiny dents all over in random spots a
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that's how mine came, dirty and wrapped in newspaper, but they were new
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Originally Posted by TSX420J
that is so wierd that they would let them go like that...... did you order from importhorizon as well, if so do you think that they sell them so cheap because they are blemished or because the were refubished????? anyway they are still the best deal in the united states......
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