camber kit
Joined: Aug 2006
Posts: 1,229
Likes: 0
From: LBC, southern cali
camber kit
hey guys, as some of you may know i just stuck wheels on my ride and lowered it. now, i need a rear camber kit. just wondering if you guys had any ideas of good camber kits and where to order them from? i looked on everythingg35.com and i only saw the stillen kit for 350z & g35 coupes. is there a difference? i need one soon. but still need to get an alignment checked.
ENVautoDetailing.com
iTrader: (47)
Joined: Sep 2005
Posts: 9,257
Likes: 136
From: San Diego/Redondo Beach

SPC rear camber arms and toe bolts. I have em and i'm lowered the same as you in the rear. I was able to bring my rear camber from -2.2/2.3 to -1.6/1.7 with the kit, and on both sides the toe is around 0.10
$200 new from some of the vendors here on our site.
-GP-
$200 new from some of the vendors here on our site.
-GP-
you might need a toe kit. my camber with the H-techs are about -1.2 all around but my toe was seriously affected. Check on Performance Nissan for the kits. That where I have to order my rear toe kit.
Originally Posted by ORANGEBSRT
you might need a toe kit. my camber with the H-techs are about -1.2 all around but my toe was seriously affected. Check on Performance Nissan for the kits. That where I have to order my rear toe kit.
Originally Posted by Mmagic76
I understand Camber being affected, however the toe being so bad that you need a toe kit? I was thinking of installing the 350z springs, however, after hearing this, I might not! I don't want to spend more $ on a toe kit.
I got my SPC rear camber kit with toe bolts from Import Auto Performance. I believe they are one of the sponsors here so look up their name it is IAPDirect.com..they might be having some good deals. Also check out thmotorsports..they're all under the marketplace section..I see you live in Socal so once you get them, take your car into West End in Gardena for install/alignment..The guy's name is Darrin..his number is 310-808-9233. He only works by appointments and if you do make an appointment, don't be late.
Trending Topics
Originally Posted by jimmykce1
I installed coupe springs in the rear and 350z springs in the front. The rear wheels were within stock specs; however, the front wheels camber were off a little. I ended up getting SPL front camber kit installed to bring them back into stock specifications.
ENVautoDetailing.com
iTrader: (47)
Joined: Sep 2005
Posts: 9,257
Likes: 136
From: San Diego/Redondo Beach

Originally Posted by Mmagic76
I understand Camber being affected, however the toe being so bad that you need a toe kit? I was thinking of installing the 350z springs, however, after hearing this, I might not! I don't want to spend more $ on a toe kit.
-GP-
ENVautoDetailing.com
iTrader: (47)
Joined: Sep 2005
Posts: 9,257
Likes: 136
From: San Diego/Redondo Beach

Originally Posted by jimmyc13
Wow...for real? I thought I did all my homework & just purchased the same springs for the front & rear..thought I'd be within spec.... How much does this front kit cost? Do I truly need it? If I rotate fronts to back every 5-7K miles, wouldn't I be okay?
-GP-
Originally Posted by Gdup35sedan
I had revised Z springs on my car, they drop it more than h-techs and i easily brought my car back into specs with the factory eccentrics. I dont know what he's talking about.
-GP-
-GP-
Originally Posted by Gdup35sedan
i wouldnt worry about the front camber too much, its only slightly out of spec with that setup. If you rotate the tires, you'll be fine.
-GP-
-GP-
Thanks!
Originally Posted by Mmagic76
I understand Camber being affected, however the toe being so bad that you need a toe kit? I was thinking of installing the 350z springs, however, after hearing this, I might not! I don't want to spend more $ on a toe kit.



