I had no issues with driveability with rear camber kit from GSP, however, after one winter and a year of use, they rusted out and seized up. I had to remove them and throw them away. Replaced with SPC rear camber kit. Hope those will be a bit better.
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Hey lox1985 so the rear camber kit from godspeed was no good what about the front camber kit?? I just picked up the front and rears but after coming across this thread it makes me think twice about installing. Wish i would of done my research first!!Originally Posted by lox1985
I had no issues with driveability with rear camber kit from GSP, however, after one winter and a year of use, they rusted out and seized up. I had to remove them and throw them away. Replaced with SPC rear camber kit. Hope those will be a bit better.
It was no good because I didn't put anti seize on it. They are also a little harder to adjust. I never owned front camber kit from them. Bottom line you get what you pay for
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Maybe with the anti seize they might be good?? Oh i thought you had the fronts as wellOriginally Posted by lox1985
It was no good because I didn't put anti seize on it. They are also a little harder to adjust. I never owned front camber kit from them. Bottom line you get what you pay for
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I recently changed the entire Godspeed for SPC. Front camber bushing wore out... I tried making new ones and the same happened. Soo ended up changing the camber kit.
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Sell that crap before you install it and look at SPC or SPL. They're not cheap but work as intended.Originally Posted by TheGThirty5
Hey lox1985 so the rear camber kit from godspeed was no good what about the front camber kit?? I just picked up the front and rears but after coming across this thread it makes me think twice about installing. Wish i would of done my research first!!
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Will do man thanks for the heads upOriginally Posted by Blue Dream
Sell that crap before you install it and look at SPC or SPL. They're not cheap but work as intended.
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When it rains let me know if it starts to rust. Ever since it rained here they have been making a lot of noise
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did that ever work out. im about to do the same and it sounds simple enough but i wanted to ask before i even try Originally Posted by TheGThirty5
Maybe with the anti seize they might be good?? Oh i thought you had the fronts as well
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Anyone tried these? Haven't seen any reviews or any pics but they look like a cheaper copy of SPL.
http://bit.ly/1foHtnW
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Are these similar to the cheap ebay ones ?Originally Posted by gat0713
They are on and work nice. The fit perfectly fine. They corrected alot the camber. But I can not say yet for sure since I now have to change my front lower control arms because the bushings are all eaten up... Apparently the bushings are not sold on their own so I have to change the lower arm to be able to align my car properly. The camber kit helped alot though... But I do need to correct this prior to being able to tell you how good they are for sure.
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Check these out look a lot like spl camber kits, they look to be pretty good quality.. Any thought
http://m.ebay.com/itm/131053214624?nav=SEARCH&sbk=1
http://m.ebay.com/itm/131053214624?nav=SEARCH&sbk=1
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http://m.ebay.com/itm/131053214624?nav=SEARCH&sbk=1
anyone running these? look pretty tough.Originally Posted by deuce3333
Check these out look a lot like spl camber kits, they look to be pretty good quality.. Any thoughthttp://m.ebay.com/itm/131053214624?nav=SEARCH&sbk=1


