Need quick help: Function & Form difference

[NASOHC]

It'll ride stiffer than stock so you'll be able to go lower

 

[nabwong]

I wanna go low enough but not too much so I don't have to use a chamber kit. Any tips?

 

[JordanFleenor]

Haha, thanks. I think i'd like a 1 finger gap, whatever height that is. It translated to 2" on my old integra (until it got stolen).

Now I have to find someone to install it for me

they are quite simple to diy. only thing that was in my way was the control arm. just a few bolts and your done. took me a couple hours.

 

[JordanFleenor]

I wanna go low enough but not too much so I don't have to use a chamber kit. Any tips?

lol @ chamber. but you won't need one man. I promise.

 

[truWarier02]

Nabwong, slam it or go home.

No need for camber kits. Just set toe settings to zero or close to zero.

 

[LowerMyCG5]

My rear is at -4 camber....tires still look brand new

 

[JordanFleenor]

Nabwong, slam it or go home.

No need for camber kits. Just set toe settings to zero or close to zero.

what wears tires more... camber or toe?

 

[xIrvin]

^toe.

 

[truWarier02]

Some people might not feel the same way, but once it's in the upper -3's and more, I would personally start to consider getting a camber kit.

I'm at about -3* all around and not running any kits.

 

[nabwong]

they are quite simple to diy. only thing that was in my way was the control arm. just a few bolts and your done. took me a couple hours.

I'd love to do this myself. Unfortunately I live in the city and I don't have tools. And I'm kinda scared because the last time I asked a guy to do change the struts on my integra, the LCA bolt was rusted and he had to drill it out. It was a nightmare.