Skunk2 Rear Camber Kit Install - Honda Civic 2012 2013 2014 2015
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In this install video, we walk you through the installation of a Skunk2 Rear Camber Kit for the 2012+ (9th Gen) Honda Civics. This camber kit is their latest Version 3 kit, which features a new heim joint design.
Some of the recommended tools are:
*14mm Socket
*~10 inch socket extension
*Ratchet
*Breaker Bar
*Universal Joint
*1-1/8" Wrench [or Adjustable Wrench]
*Tape Measure
*Jack and Jackstands
Key Features of the Skunk2 Rear Camber Kit:
* New heim joint (spherical bearing) design.
* Unique telescoping, opposing-thread design.
* Corrects negative camber.
* Polyurethane bushings for maximum suspension response.
* Saves weight over your OEM rear upper control arms.
* Maximizes tire life and grip.
* Good for 0" to 3"+ drops
Fits:
2012+ Honda Civic
Many other applications and options available
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IMPORTANT SAFETY DISCLAIMER: When working on your car, always follow proper safety procedures. This includes, but is not limited to, letting your car cool down, using the correct tools and protection, jacking/lifting your car correctly, and in general being careful about what you are doing. If you do not feel confident doing something, do not attempt it! Instead, have someone else with more experience try or hire a professional. PRO Civic cannot be held responsible for any incidental or direct damages, injuries, or additional costs caused by installing any of the parts featured in our videos.
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Although I don't have the si model I am so glad that you guys do videos on most things that I'm looking at doing to my car. They are very helpful
So glad you posted this. This is next on my list.
Thanks this video help out for my 2012 Honda Civic the shop wanted a 150 a camber arm and I bought Jdm ones for 89.00 then asked them how much to put on they said 80 a side I did it my self in 20 minuets max thanks
I wish you showed it on the more difficult side with the exhaust..
id like to see a subframe brace and rear sway bar install please.
Thank you for the video.
does this fit on 2013 Honda Civic LX
I’m having issues with my LCA’s. When the tech went to install them the 14mm bolt behind the hub wouldn’t fit through the spacers provided to tighten up the bolt. Any recommendations?
where can i get the adapter i bought the truhart kit and it was just the control arms that came with it
Buen video, felicidades
RBC or skunk 2 intake manifold.
They are the same in the 8th gen? Or vice versa fits?
Good day. This video is really helpfull to me. I just want to ask if do you guys still remember or know what measurement of the skunk2 camber kit before i install to have an 0 camber and save the wear of the tire and havin a alignment on a shop LOL. By the way am using a d2 lowering springs 2.0 drop all over on a 2015 honda civic si sedan. Hope i get the right answer. More power.
quero comprar pro meu civic 2014 como faço
can you guys do a hondata tuned on a 9gen ex or lx pleas
Just got the silver/aluminum color delivered yesterday, cant wait to get this kit installed.
I have an '08 Civic EX-L and was looking for a professional and clean install video like this but for HID lights and fog lights. I was hoping to find a quality set and not just the first thing off of eBay. Any help is appreciated.
I'm going to order D2 coilovers from your website but I'm not sure if I need to order camber kit as well ? I have Honda Civic 16 sedan.
Question! I recently lowered my si on coils and the back wheels tuck in slanted, would camber arms help it put back to look as if it was stock?? Also do I need some for the front wheels?
i have a 2008 si and bought the god speed kit. i took it to my local shop and they said its 5 hours of work bc you have to remove the differential. thats at 80 a hr. sounds like bs to me. i was thinking some one that knew what they were doing with the right tools could do it in a few hours. is ut really a 400 dollar job?