So as we all know, I've been having alignment/suspension issues. Today I finally made it to a shop with a good reputation and here is what they gave me.
The previous shop I went to for an alignment said the rear passenger wheel was toed out around ~0.30 and to get the wheel to toe in, he could heat and bend the rear compensator arm. Which I had let him do, because I simply didn't know better. Shortly after I realized that the car pivots with that arm because of the 2 bushings.
As you all can guess, the car is VERY dangerous to drive especially going over wet patches in the road.
To fix this issue, would a stock replacement rear compensator arm bring it back within spec?
OR
Amazon.com: Blox Racing BXSS-10101-AEL Adjustable End Link Set for Acura Integra/Honda Civic/Del Sol: Automotive
Amazon.com: Blox Racing Performance Rear Adjustable Toe Kit 88-00 Honda Civic / 90-01 Acura Integra: Automotive
http://www.ebay.com/itm/BLUE-RACING...s&fits=Make:Honda&hash=item3cde69cdbf&vxp=mtr
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Megan-Racin...s&fits=Make:Honda&hash=item460fea4109&vxp=mtr
The previous shop I went to for an alignment said the rear passenger wheel was toed out around ~0.30 and to get the wheel to toe in, he could heat and bend the rear compensator arm. Which I had let him do, because I simply didn't know better. Shortly after I realized that the car pivots with that arm because of the 2 bushings.
As you all can guess, the car is VERY dangerous to drive especially going over wet patches in the road.
To fix this issue, would a stock replacement rear compensator arm bring it back within spec?
OR
Amazon.com: Blox Racing BXSS-10101-AEL Adjustable End Link Set for Acura Integra/Honda Civic/Del Sol: Automotive
Amazon.com: Blox Racing Performance Rear Adjustable Toe Kit 88-00 Honda Civic / 90-01 Acura Integra: Automotive
http://www.ebay.com/itm/BLUE-RACING...s&fits=Make:Honda&hash=item3cde69cdbf&vxp=mtr
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Megan-Racin...s&fits=Make:Honda&hash=item460fea4109&vxp=mtr