[bruinballer2003]

Is there any possiblw way to lower the rsx type-s and not have to worry about buying a camber kit?

 

[blackgsrguy]

yes, lower it <1.5" i think. or something aroudn there. i lowered my dc2 with the prokit at 1.3". havent seen any abnormal tire wear yet.

 

[vdog0531]

here is a thread i found... hope it helps ya out. check out the second page.

click me

 

[Matt_Of_MI]

article on camber

as far as springs that have a small drop:
comptech
goldline
Eibach

 

[Hondadude123]

There are a few companies that do not require a camber kit. I have goldline springs and they provide the drop I wanted. Its a 1.5 drop all around, and it rides just like stock, some even say it rides better. Clubrsx.com is also selling their own springs, manufactured by goldline, but the only differnce is that its a 1.6 drop.

 

[burton_rider]

i have goldline 1.5 drop on my 95 rs, i know ita not a rsx, but anyways i didnt not a camber kit, just got it aligned and it was still in spec

 

[novadc5]

I did not need a camber kit when I had the Tein S-tech springs on my car. I needed it when I had the comptech springs. Both on stock shocks.

 

[mugenintegra3]

article on camber

as far as springs that have a small drop:
comptech
goldline
Eibach

Scratch Comptech off that list. Im dropped on comptech springs with stock shocks and my rear tires are tucked under the fender. Theres just over a 1 finger gap in the front. I also needed a camber kit badly. The RSX only needs a rear camber kit but unfortunately it is more expensive than the front kit.