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Im trying to find the best camber kit for my 2000 tl. what setup do you guys have? im tired of goin thru tires!
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Here you go from MrHeelToe
http://heeltoeauto.com/Acura-TL-1999-03-UA5-c-1801.html
http://heeltoeauto.com/Acura-TL-1999-03-UA5-c-1801.html
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spc and heres my write up on it. i personally think its very detailed. if you have any questions shoot me a PM. we share the same platform as the 6thgen accord. i owned one before this TL and my car now has the same kit done the same way
https://acurazine.com/forums/showthr...ghlight=camber
https://acurazine.com/forums/showthr...ghlight=camber
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Have you gotten a good alignment after you lowered your car? I don't have a camber kit and my tires wear pretty well. I just got an alignment, have been riding dumped for about a year now and was on H&R's before that.
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dropped to 2 fingers on 18s my camber reading is Left neg 1.4 and Right neg 1.2 front
rear L neg 1.2 and R neg 1.4 neg 1.0 is spec Limit
I am going to play with the corner height a little and see if I get get the camber even side to side in the front, for equal turn in response to input.
The back to the place for the toe adjustment
If you are past 1.5 neg think about kits- thats you dropped into the fenders poeple
rear L neg 1.2 and R neg 1.4 neg 1.0 is spec Limit
I am going to play with the corner height a little and see if I get get the camber even side to side in the front, for equal turn in response to input.
The back to the place for the toe adjustment
If you are past 1.5 neg think about kits- thats you dropped into the fenders poeple
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Originally Posted by Flyboy4yang
Have you gotten a good alignment after you lowered your car? I don't have a camber kit and my tires wear pretty well. I just got an alignment, have been riding dumped for about a year now and was on H&R's before that.
my back tires are fine. it seems to be siting on the tread perfect. the front tho is on the inside corner
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well your back tires should have more camber than your fronts. the rear tires always come with 1/2 to 1 degree of negative camber. its to help when you take turns.
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what are the final numbers you got on alignment?
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Originally Posted by 01tl4tl
what are the final numbers you got on alignment?
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somehow I missed the fact you have front and rear kits- Of course it sets perfect~!
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Originally Posted by 02type-s
I am at a little less than 1 finger gap all around with the SPC front and rear kits. I am 100% in spec with my alignment.
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Originally Posted by Napsoner
Where did you purchase your SPC kit?
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Sounds like you just need an alignment. Get one and see from there if you needa camber kit. If your wearing on the front inside only then that tells me you have a TOE issue
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got my stuff at www.iapdirect.com. have damn low prices on everything.
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From what I just checked, they dont beat our acurazine sponsoring vendors price on the camber kits
Those vendors pay every month to make this site happen for us. When possible, use them if price is the same. If not for our sponsors, it would cost money to ask a question or maybe azine simply would not be here. Reading things here has already saved me hundreds,and probably thousands of $$$ over the life of the car.
Those vendors pay every month to make this site happen for us. When possible, use them if price is the same. If not for our sponsors, it would cost money to ask a question or maybe azine simply would not be here. Reading things here has already saved me hundreds,and probably thousands of $$$ over the life of the car.
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