Camber correction kit
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SPC Performance Camber Correction - Adjustable Camber Ball (Max 3.0 Degrees) - Price/Ea. (2 Required Per Axle))
Honda S2000 (2000-2006 All (Front and Rear))
Part number: PTSPC67220
Your Price: $97.95
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Availability: IN STOCK
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Thats what It says on the site....
Im confused It says you need 2 per Axle....why would you need 2??
Honda S2000 (2000-2006 All (Front and Rear))
Part number: PTSPC67220
Your Price: $97.95
Shipping: Flat Rate
Availability: IN STOCK
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Thats what It says on the site....
Im confused It says you need 2 per Axle....why would you need 2??
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you need one for your left wheel and one for your right wheel 
97.95 dollar? is it on the link that I gave above? If I click "buy now" then it says 115.67 dollars a piece...
thx about the compliment... I'd love to go a little lower, maybe 5mm-1cm... especially in the front, fenders will be rolled, not sure what I will do with the plastic innerfender though...
and yes, wheels are 18"
97.95 dollar? is it on the link that I gave above? If I click "buy now" then it says 115.67 dollars a piece...
thx about the compliment... I'd love to go a little lower, maybe 5mm-1cm... especially in the front, fenders will be rolled, not sure what I will do with the plastic innerfender though...
and yes, wheels are 18"
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Just to clarify, the SPC ball joints don't take care of bumpsteer though, right?
I know that the bumpsteer kits (J's, T1R, Spoon, and Megan make them) will help your car to handle more smoothly on a track as well, simply adjusting the camber w/ a ball joint will not correct the bumpsteer issue, right?
I know that the bumpsteer kits (J's, T1R, Spoon, and Megan make them) will help your car to handle more smoothly on a track as well, simply adjusting the camber w/ a ball joint will not correct the bumpsteer issue, right?
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Originally Posted by Graphtuner,Aug 29 2007, 12:54 PM
you need one for your left wheel and one for your right wheel
97.95 dollar? is it on the link that I gave above? If I click "buy now" then it says 115.67 dollars a piece...
thx about the compliment... I'd love to go a little lower, maybe 5mm-1cm... especially in the front, fenders will be rolled, not sure what I will do with the plastic innerfender though...
and yes, wheels are 18"
97.95 dollar? is it on the link that I gave above? If I click "buy now" then it says 115.67 dollars a piece...
thx about the compliment... I'd love to go a little lower, maybe 5mm-1cm... especially in the front, fenders will be rolled, not sure what I will do with the plastic innerfender though...
and yes, wheels are 18"
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Originally Posted by zbrewha863,Aug 29 2007, 02:43 PM
Just to clarify, the SPC ball joints don't take care of bumpsteer though, right?
I know that the bumpsteer kits (J's, T1R, Spoon, and Megan make them) will help your car to handle more smoothly on a track as well, simply adjusting the camber w/ a ball joint will not correct the bumpsteer issue, right?
I know that the bumpsteer kits (J's, T1R, Spoon, and Megan make them) will help your car to handle more smoothly on a track as well, simply adjusting the camber w/ a ball joint will not correct the bumpsteer issue, right?
buy 4 ball joints from stc/comptech...
buy a anti bumpsteer kit for the front axle (2 spacers with 4 bolts)
buy a anti bumpsteerkit for the back axle (2 bars like megan/j's/....)
Calculating everything together I'm roughly a 1000dollars lighter... bloody hell!
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Originally Posted by Borbor,Aug 29 2007, 04:17 PM
bumpsteer correction is through your tie rod angle relative to the lower control arm
I ask b/c the Spoon rear bumpsteer kit (which is like $700) looks 90% the same as the SPC or Comptech kits I see, but it is specifically called a bumpsteer kit?
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I'm still having problems with the fact that I can't install my standard 16" wheels during winter with the camber correction kit.
Does anybody know of a camber correction kit for the rear axle where you still can mount the oem 16" wheels?
Does Comptech allow this? Any others?
Does anybody know of a camber correction kit for the rear axle where you still can mount the oem 16" wheels?
Does Comptech allow this? Any others?
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From: Southern Cali
I thought the rear anti-bumpsteer kit was used to correct camber as well, is it not? On Aj's website, this is what's stated for T1R's anti-bumpsteer kit:
I'm confused as well as I would like to run UK alignment specs when lowered.
The T1R anti-bumpsteer kits replaces the the rear toe rod of the S2000. By replacing it, it solves two of the most common problem of the S2000 rear suspension: It reduces and nearly eliminates potentially dangerous bumpsteer in cars lowered up to 2.5-3 inches. It also allows independent adjustment of rear toe, camber and the rod leveling. The T1R anti-bumpsteer kit is made out of A6061 forged aluminum with high tension spherical bearing for quality assurance.