This is the picture of the 3557 (also works for the 1998-2002 Honda Accords since they are also Double Wishbone Suspension), which mounts from the upper Control A-arm to the Steering Knuckle (the curved piece of steel that connects to the rest of the hub assembly). The 3557 mounts at the top of the "A" on the A-arm (or apex/point). The camber kit slides from in to out using a two-piece shim attachment and a rubber ball joint. The 3557 can correct up to +4 Degrees of camber (which I need since I am past -4 degrees on my wheels, OUCH~

) Basically this kit pulls the steering knuckle out, without moving the whole upper Control A-arm like the other 3572/3 kit. Advantage? The 3557 has more adjustable angle and prolly you wont have to shave the upper Control A-arm as you would end up doing for the 3572/3 kit, but still need to check for clearance since your pulling the steering knuckle out towards the fender walls. Most likely, I would have to remove some part of the fender lining (the plastic cover piece in the wheel well that protects water and debris hitting the underside of the steel fender metal. Here is the link for the camber kit that I bought:
http://www.ingallseng.com/parts/3557.htm
here is the other 3572/3 kit that is more universal for Honda cars:
http://www.ingallseng.com/parts/3572.html
To my understanding, the 3572/3 kit are mounted at the pivot points of the Upper Control A-arm (where the "legs" of the A-arm is connected to the body). This kit is where the prolong sqeaking will occur later and will need lubrication since thats where the control will do all the moving around. I also imagine that this kit will endure a lot of stress in the days of driving. I dont know how well Ingalls designed this kit, since i do a lot of autocrossing, and a lot of things on my car can take a beating. I would opted to use the stock pivot bolts/bearings since they are made from Honda , Honda=reliable part, all except for their lousy altenators

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I bought my kit (pair) for $170 from a group buy (50% off). Normally, one side is $170 without shipping. I got my neighbor to buy it (1998 Accord) for me since I wasn't sure which BG he went to get it from. I also caught the group buy at the last minute. The people who sold me my kit sent me the 3572. That company said that they've been selling these kits for ages, but to me, if I can find parts that are meant to be fitted for my car, I rather get it because I need this car to be reliable and I dont want to be held responisble for my own stupidity. I rather get my stuff right and get the parts that were meant for my car.
Check it, If I still wrong, correct me, I hate being wrong, especially when it's my money I am ending up wasting.
Xenonk