so i got my lowering in nov of 2000 i over spring break this year i got my wheels aligned.
this is what i reads off the printout.
LF = left front
RF = right front
LB = left back
RB = right back
LF -1.1 RF -1.3
LB -1.8 RB -2.1
did pepboys *uck me over??
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98 FBP Prelude SS
AEM Intake
Eibach Pro-kit
Koni Yellows
Neuspeed Strut Bar
32 Tint all around
Personally, I would get a camber kit for anything over -1.5. Your front is not that bad. But look into getting a rear kit since your right side is all the way up to -2.1 degrees.
Also forgot, did you get them to adjust your toe back into spec? That is what kills tires more than anything.
[This message has been edited by Link (edited April 10, 2001).]
I said it before-You really do need camber kits to get back to stock specs. Both Ingalls and Specialty Products have them in their catalogs. I will assume you have a 5th gen so that the rears will need Ingalls #3573 for both sides. They start with +1.25 of positive so you would go from -2.1 to -0.85.
For the fronts on a Base you can use Specialty Products #67130 with a correction of +/- 1.5 degrees available. This kit and the Ingalls equivalent will only work if you are lowered less than 1.5". Both companies have 800# tech lines.
I bought my parts from Ultra Performance and they are very knowledgeable and reasonable in their pricing.
I agree about toe-in and it is fully adjustable.
In case you have a 4th gen you would use a kit with less correction (Ingalls 3571); it looks the same as the rear one.
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