Ricer Rob

Yea I've lowered a few cars before and always get the usual alignment of course, Never used a camber kit in the past. Yes I've driven a lowered crx before but with the right shocks and springs it's not soo bad and this only being a track car I wasn't too picky and lowered it more than usual, the guy at the tire shop suggested that I might need a camber kit if it is lower than 2" so that he will be able to fully correct the camber.

It's still not slammed, just lowered on Intrax springs. I've never had to use a camber kit before and I don't really like the idea of using one since they have never seemed very secure to me. Most the kits I have seen look like they could easily come loose or move while driving.

oh yea, I don't plan on using a aftermarket header. The price to Power gain just never seemed worth it to me. Mayby a b18 swap with stock header, that's about it.

CavemanRacing

You will probably want the camber kit so you can tune your suspension for the track, since it is a track car like you said.

Livin_Legend

Where did I say anything about toe NOT wearing down tires? Any modification (or even fatigue) to the STOCK suspension WILL promote irregular tire wear unless necessary adjustments are made.

mattpowers

x2.

I had a 1.5" drop on my CRX and you still have to careful as hell, especially if you've got a big header. Any lower and you're going to scrape all the time. Maybe not a huge issue if it's track only, but still you have very little clearance down there.

bumada

if you dont think camber eats through tires, come over and take a look at my falkens i just replaced. The insides corded in under 10k miles and they are 40k mile tires and it wasnt even that aggressive of negative camber.