thoughts on D2 products (camber kits)

**VeeTec** · 12-07-2007 08:47 AM

hey all i've done search on camber kits and everyone talks about Skunk2, Whiteline and Ingalls... not much has been said about D2.

I'm looking for a camber kit for my car... and just wanted to know if anyone here has experience with D2... are they any good in terms of quality and life span.

Thanks.

**czy_sol87** · 12-07-2007 10:29 AM

i've got the D2 coilovers very happy with them not a single problem, in the 7 months i've had them on the car, still as stiff as it was when i put them in
i know its not the camber kit, but hope that helps
i think Newcivic had the camber kits etc on his car

**scyt7e** · 12-07-2007 10:45 AM

i know some1 whos been on it for 1 year plus now no problems never had any, they not too bad but hes using a whole d2 setup.

**aaronng** · 12-07-2007 02:07 PM

D2 dont' make their own coils. They get a 3rd party manufacturer to make it for them. Comes from the same factory as K-sport dampers. As for the camber kit, their quality depends on the manufacturer they are using at the time. I prefer Ingalls as they are good, strong, able to adjust both camber and toe, and also because they started as a suspension-alignment parts company.

**Topendwarrior** · 17-07-2007 12:34 PM

i have the front & rear D2 camber kit in my EH, won't be able to tell you the life span as it really depends. quality is fairly good for what you pay, installation was easy but the fron't camber arm requires some grinding to the edges to clear the chassis, this happens on my EH, not sure if it applies to DA & DC. Adjustability is fantastic, wheels don't even have to come off.