Guessing when I'm not seeing it........

1.I would check the height of the springs. Lower/collapsing springs will cause negative camber.........but I have 89 springs on my car and yours should not be collapsed on a '93......

2.Check for severely worn upper ball joints and upper control arm bushings....that might also cause neg camber.

Is the suspension bone stock and you have owned it since new?
Was the car crashed?

If you want someone to take a quick look at it, no charge, catch me at the meets or get back with me. -Bob

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Have a question for you . I have 93 civic sedan with the negative camber problem I believe(leaning in). The car is NOT lowered at all--stock springs/stuts all around. How do I correct or what do I look for that could be worn out.
Thanks,Grady

 

Ok. There are 3 horizontal links on a '93 as well as a trailing arm. All have rubber bushings. You might look at the rubber bushings. I have replaced a few of those using my hydraulic press.

Try jacking it up to check for looseness. If the neg camber is outrageous the looseness will be easy to find. Huge cracks in the rubber will also be easy to find.-Bob

 

Yes. I replace bushings, ball koints, bearings, axle stubs, etc. I have all the pullers and a case of adapters for my hydraulic press, etc. When you get the parts, get back with me and we can set up a day.

You might also look under the car to see which bushings need to be replaced, to be sure the kit includes everything that's worn out, cracked, etc.. Also look for bushings where the bolt doesn't go through the center. That sometimes indicates that the bushing has worn to one side-Bob

 

While some people replace the smaller bushings
fairly early, The big one gets put off....until after they sell the car.........You might be able to get the big bushing from the autoparts store, if it's not included in the kit.-Bob

 

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Senor Honda gets PM's all the time asking questions that he usually finds would help everyone. He removes the name of the person who sent him a PM and posts them in here to educate people.

Hope this answers your questions