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