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Neal376 Mar 19, 2007 02:29 PM

I'm so confused...SPC A Arms
 
I just ordered a set of SPC A Arms...

do I need the plates to adjust camber? My camber specs arent that off from OEM

perry05G35 Mar 19, 2007 08:47 PM

I have them on my car it's pretty much a debate neal some say that the cost of front tires isn't worth the cost of getting the A arms when your car can be aligned close enough to sedan or coupe specs to not cause a problem. I went ahead and got them anyway because I can take my car to any shop and they can adjust them right back to sedan specs and I have a better range of adjustability. Are they necessary it's really up to you.

ttrank Mar 19, 2007 09:11 PM

I think I am going to get a set to help with braking. The added tire wear is a bonus.

Yes-zer Mar 19, 2007 09:53 PM

I have the SPC front and back and I think neal is asking about the spacers that come with the front kit. I was told that they are only needed if you are going to drop more than 2". I'm sure someone will correct me if I'm wrong.

Neal376 Mar 19, 2007 11:34 PM

i already ordered the kit (i just ordered it to get my camber in spec)

I just need to know if I need to install the spacers to adjust camber.

I dun want to instal spacers cause

A) its a pain in the arse

B) i've heard of many issues with the spacers...that can only be exagerated with my AWD


can camber be adjusted if I just install the A Arms?

Gdup35sedan Mar 19, 2007 11:39 PM

you DO NOT need to install the spacers to adjust the camber. There are too many issues with them anyways. I installed them on 'havocwreakers' car and the adjustment from the ball joint was plenty, he was at -2.0 before and when i was messing with the alignment i could pull the tire to positive camber. Ended up setting his camber in the front around -0.7 on both sides.
-GP-

Neal376 Mar 19, 2007 11:42 PM


Originally Posted by Gdup35sedan
you DO NOT need to install the spacers to adjust the camber. There are too many issues with them anyways. I installed them on 'havocwreakers' car and the adjustment from the ball joint was plenty, he was at -2.0 before and when i was messing with the alignment i could pull the tire to positive camber. Ended up setting his camber in the front around -0.7 on both sides.
-GP-

just the answer i was looking for

thank you white and gold wheels man

Gdup35sedan Mar 19, 2007 11:44 PM

lol, no problem Neal.
-GP-

jimmyc13 Mar 20, 2007 07:36 AM


Originally Posted by Neal376

thank you white and gold wheels man

LOL...that's funny....

BTW - thanks for the free info....I too ordered the SPC front kit & now know to tell the shop not to install the plates! Thanks Neal! :)

perry05G35 Mar 20, 2007 07:44 PM

Neal I misunderstood what you were asking. My shop did not install the spacers only installed the A-arms and that's it shame all of those extras get wasted and the cost still's the same.

jimmykce1 Mar 21, 2007 01:10 PM

I heard the same thing...no spacers. If you put spacers on than you will need to extend other things too (ie. brake lines).

I ended up going with SPL Front A-Arms.

Neal376 Mar 21, 2007 01:22 PM

this is great, i cant wait for em' to come in!

jimmyc13 Mar 22, 2007 12:38 PM

HELP PLEASE. I'm getting my front kit installed tomorrow & want to find out more on what pieces won't need to be installed as mentioned above.

Can you please tell me which pieces I do NOT need to have installed, so I can direct the shop which ones I won't need? Is it just the circular piece that goes on top? Thanks so much.

jimmyc13 Mar 23, 2007 12:37 PM

Still torn on whether or not to install the plate....
 
Gdup35sedan/Neal376 - what exactly are the issues with the spacer/plate?

SPC confirmed that the 4 point plate is not needed for a 1" drop. The other plates should be installed for proper correction angle as according to us and SPC. Actually SPC recommends you install both plates and brackets, but that is up to you.


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