Here is the deal folks. We are gearing up to put in a huge stocking order with SPC and trying to gauge interest in the kits, so we can pass on the HUGE savings. They will be priced at an incredible introductory price compared to the current price. Please shoot me a PM if you are interested.

SPC Camber Kits Infiniti M35 M45

Yes, definitely interested if the price is right!

can you PM me the price for rear camber arms/bolts 06 M35?

shipped to 92649

a buddy of mine is interested. thanks.

PM me as well rear camber kit 06 M35 to 95111

Couldve used this a month ago

Posted early along your post but no follow through, just ordered a rear set SPC from a different shop last week with the NEW UPGRADED bushings $210 shipped should arrive this week! Still want the front arms but haven't ordered...

Note: I've previously owned the spc/eibach kits both front and rear and bushings went bad after couple years, spc has now created a new set for the rear with upgraded bushings I'm trying out, old ones were about $140 camber/toe adjustment new ones are $210

Side note: I am still interested in the front upper Control arms if you can strike a deal guys!!

We could have saved you quite a bit of money on the rear arms.

To everyone, there is a PM message feature on the forum *if you have enough posts*, my AIM handle is in my signature, link to our facebook account and website that has a contact page. PH: is also listed....so with all that said, if I don't respond on here because I missed the posted or didn't get an email update that someone posted in the thread, there are numerous ways to get in touch with me in regards to products.

We are still waiting on our shipment of front arms from SPC. Once they are available I will provide an update. The rear arms are available and ready to ship.

interested as well if price is right

I'd be interested if the price is right I just put on work wheels sc1 and am sticking out in the rear about an inch. Need serious help. PM me so I can send you pix to see if it can be done

If your wheels are sticking out an inch I don't see where camber arms are going to help your cause. The only thing you are going to gain is worn out tires on the inside from excessive negative camber. Unfortunately I don't need to see pictures, there is no way for me to tell if these will help. But if you want a set, I have one set here for $159.90 shipped.

Specs:
Camber: +/-4.0 degrees
Toe: +/-3.0 degrees

rstylez wrote:I'd be interested if the price is right I just put on work wheels sc1 and am sticking out in the rear about an inch. Need serious help. PM me so I can send you pix to see if it can be done

As RED_DET said, this likely won't help you. You bought the wrong off-set for your car, hence the sticking out. Camber kits, etc. are only needed when you've slammed the car, etc. At stock height, with wheels sticking out, your ONLY issue is that you got the wrong off-set. (we don't know anything about your car)

Need alignment correction, got you covered.

@red_det I am interested in your camber kit. I have an 06 infiniti m35 -James

Front, rear or both?

Both. I am unsure how to pm I apologize.

The PM feature only works after 10 posts.

$560 shipped in contiguous US for front/rear.

RED_DET wrote:The PM feature only works after 10 posts.

$560 shipped in contiguous US for front/rear.

Are they rebuildable?

Bushings and ball joints are available for the front. For cost of rear just replace. I'm sure they have replacement bushings for rear just don't have part numbers accessible.

For anyone interested in more camber, theres a shop out of Russia/Ukraine that makes custom adjustable uppers for the front and rear for insanely good prices

the front arms can give up to -10 degrees of camber alone and the rears are anywhere from 8-10

For the front and rears i paid $630 shipped from Russia, which is insane

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I got these when you posted this and have been happy ever since. Easy to install. The How-To's on this forum help you with most of the install. The rest is pretty self explanatory. but would recommend these camber kits.

midnightclub619 wrote: ↑

Wed Dec 20, 2017 4:32 pm

I got these when you posted this and have been happy ever since. Easy to install. The How-To's on this forum help you with most of the install. The rest is pretty self explanatory. but would recommend these camber kits.

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