I am going to start modding the suspension on my car, but im not going to install anything until i have everything (front and rear cambers, rear toes, coilovers, and the EDFC). I have been looking into the stillen products since i know their products are great quality and they are very reliable, but they also cost a little bit more than others. Is their another high performance company out their that produces reliable and good quality front cambers???

I heard a few weeks ago of a guy that i believe had his front kintetix camber arm break. Since i heard this i want to stay away from kinetix.

sean

 

i have the cusco front a-arms on mine right now ($385)! Works great and looks very durable! And I just bought a camber kit for the rear on ebay ($65). Works fine and did the job. hope this helps.

 

goes with cusco... its about the same price man.. why the F would u buy a kinetix camber arm... just look at it man.. haha.

 

Cusco, SPC, and SPL all have very good quality alignment products.
-GP-

 

thanks guys! Does anyone on here have the stillen front camber arms??? If so please chime in let me know what you think!

 

I'm going to be doing an alignment on a car with the full SPL camber/toe kit (Front and Rear) tomorrow, i'll let you know what i think as far as craftsmanship and adjustment levels.
-GP-

 

Awesome, thanks!

 

I remember someone in here said front Cusco camber kit is not a good choice to go if you plan to drop the car a lot because of its limit camber adjustment. Some of them can't even get their camber back to factory spec because of that.

Anyways, I just order my SPC front and rear camber/toe/caster adjustments 15 minutes ago from Edward @ thmotorsports.com for a really good price compare on the market prices. And if you want to buy SPC camber kits, then PM "THMotorsports" and tell Edward that JJ told you about this and I think he should hook you up with their price real good.

 

cool that is good to know

 

Cambers Are Dangerous Keep It Oem Its Safer

 

Is this guy some kind of anti-camber kit activist?

 

Yup...oem is safe too This is what I think of oem.
https://g35driver.com/forums/g35-coupe-v35-2003-07/128360-scary-rear-suspension-system-broken-see-pic.html

 

Is a camber kit necessary if you're only lowering the car an inch all around?

 

Stock oem set-up has negative camber built in.
Dropping an inch will increase the negative camber more. More you drop, more negative camber will result.

 

I just did an alignment on an 04 coupe lowered on 350Z h-techs, he had the SPL front camber kit installed and i adjusted it. The overall workmanship is great, very good welds and adjustment is very very easy. There was plenty of travel as well, i set it up at -.5/-.6 for optimal tread wear. My car is almost slammed on Tein Basics and i could have easily gotten my car back to -.5 front camber with this kit.
-GP-