I just had my car aligned, it was way off. I used the adjustable camber arms that someone fashioned with parts from Speedway Automotive. In a word, Great. The guy doing the work liked the car so he took a little extra time to really dial it in, not just get to in tolerance. The printout shows everything but the front camber right smack dab in the middle and front camber is close but not perfect. So thanks for the tip on those adjustable arms.

 

Could I trouble you for a part number or link regarding the camber arms? I know mine need to be replace as well, the inner tire thread is certainly wearing faster.

Thank you!

 

https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...ight-rear.html

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Thanks, I thought it was you but my memory gets a bit hazy and I didn't want to give the credit to the wrong party. Anyway, you were spot on the cost and they work great. Sure glad that you're on the forum.

 

Thanks !
And BTW, mine started squeaking after about 6 months.
It's a good idea to lubricate the poly bushings both inside and out with white moly before installation.

 

I thank you also. Looks like a good product w/ good price.


Question; Installed SpeedyBenz (rear arms) several years ago. Ends rotate a little, on a ball joint. Have there been any reports of failure of these?

 

Thank you!

I remember reading that thread and post a while back.

 

Thanks for the tip, I will take care of that.