how does every run all this negative camber in the rear without taking the locking nuts off the rear camber kit??????
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I'm going to assume it's a Honda. Either EG Civic or DC Integra.
I'm psychic, and I'm from the future.
To answer your question OP: It's impossible to answer your question without more info. Keep in mind that doing crazy stuff with ride height and wheel fitment requires more work than what the average suspension components can do. Instead of removing locking nuts, maybe shortening the center section is the answer. Make sure that whatever you do, it's safe. If you're not sure, then ask someone who knows.Last edited by StatusRacing; 12-02-2011, 05:38 PM.StatusRacing.com
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In my personal experience, with the way my arms are designed there is no way for them to lose adjustment without unbolting the eye from the spindle. I removed my lock nut to get my rear to tuck the rear tire inside the fender. I think once I get my pull all around I'm going to put the lock nut back in and take out some of the rear camber and poke a bit to match the front.
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Originally posted by eddie7978 View Postso your saying everyone cuts there rear camber arm
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