What are camber kits? What do they do? My friend was telling me they stop large aftermarket wheels from "caving-in" on you... you've probably seen them on rice out hondas with big rims and are drop to the max. Sorry for the STUPID description: "caving-in" = say your looking at a car from the rear and the rims look like they are pushed in from the top. ???? again, sorry about the bad description ????

Anyways I think he is mis-informed...

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kinda like this car's rear wheel..they are kinda sucked in from the top >>
I know it's funny, but keep focus!

http://www.ozebiz.com.au/racetech/theory/align.html

-mark_426+Jun 24, 2005 - 9:17 PM


Love it! Tanks

lmfao, nice exhaust on that honda

You could put a frikin basketball in that thing! lol

I need a camber kit thats for damn sure. I had to get 2 wheels replaced a few months ago because the inner tread wore off causing the wires to be exposed...Ooh not good! The first time it happened my friend & is bro put my spare on for me....while changing my front driver side tire somehow the cheap-o JACK bent & slid out from under the car causing front end to go slamming to the ground.... >> DONT worry though...there was no damage from it! I had it checked...

ANYWAY so yeah...camber kits are GOOD. Your tires will love you...

our celicas don't need camber kits
they come stock with adjustable camber >>

just when you lower your ride take it for a full alignment and you'll be set....i'm dropped 2.5"+ est. and my camber is fine

and while i'm at it since your a noob........

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its in the upper right hand corner of your screen this has been covered before >>
have a nice day

This post has been edited by playr158: Jun 27, 2005 - 9:52 AM

pipe looks like a spare tire rack