I want to purchase the SPC camber kit front. But, my mechanic stated that they are not reliable. He seen lots have failed and also fatal.

Any feedback is greatly appreciated before I spend $$$$$.

He suggested SPL, but, they are double $$ than the SPC.

Thank You.

 

Just about everyone on this forum is running the spc front kit. I'm running spl rear camber and toe arms, and the spc front kit. Only thing I don't like is that it hits the wheel well when I hit bumps, I'm also pretty low. Other than that its great.

 

I don't know why they would be dangerous...Unless you are dropped 1.5 in or lower. They are not needed..

 

Why don't you search?? And why don't you also start using a mechanic who knows anything about what he is talking about... I suggest you get the spc or spl kit and go to a less crappy mechanic since it sounds like he is clueless

 

I have the SPC front kit and I couldn't be happier. They offer great positive and negative adjust-ability. They also allow you to adjust your caster.

 

SPL are superior but SPC isn't bad for the price. No other readily available front camber arms offer much, if any, positive camber adjustment. But as stated above you really don't need to adjust your camber unless you're dropped more than an inch in most cases.

 

I've had SPC front camber kits installed since 2008 without any issues. Just make sure the king nut that secures the camber arm's ball joint to the spindle has a wide flange so it doesn't wear through the spindle (which was an issue with the kit a very long time ago).

 

I was skeptical about putting aftermarket a arms on a g myself. even when I was looking at coilovers, I wasnt going to dump the front because of this. I do however have their rear arms layin gon my bed.

I would step up in brand.