Camber Arm or Kit

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daygobaker
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I have an 08 altima coupe and Im going to lower it on on some d2 coilover...I was wondering what do you guys recommend to get to compensate for camber when I lower it....I want my camber to be as close as possible to 0....I saw some threads about rear camber kits but its they dont provide enough information...At what situation what I need to dremel? Or is the eiback same kits good enough?


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SanoSuKe
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Okay, let me answer this once and for all. This is a direct link to a Rear Camber arm kit for the Altima Coupe, it will fit 100% and I'm currently running it.

http://www.andysautosport.com/infiniti/ ... 32985.html

YOU NEED 2 OF THESE. Don't come back saying I didn't tell you.

If you're searching about camber arms and found this thread, feel free to PM me any questions or Bump the thread. DO NOT start a new thread about camber arms!

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daygobaker
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Do you need to grind the subframe bolt holes like this guy 350z-g35-rear-camber-arms-installed-on- ... 10534.html ? or is it direct bolt on? will there be caster or toe issues? any particular reason why should somebody should choose arms over the eibach kit, besides being able to have a larger range of camber?

QR25DE
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Oh man, I have camber arms BRAND NEW that I'm not using. Pay for shipping and they are yours. (Note: They are not in the original box anymore)

http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4125/507 ... 608083.jpg

You'll have to get your own bolts, but FYI if you have the eibach kit you don't need them if you are running factory spec wheels. A simple alignment will right all your issues. I have perfect tire wear after an alignment (no inside or outside wear on any tires, they all wear evenly).


Let me know.

NoLimitAltima
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QR25DE wrote:Oh man, I have camber arms BRAND NEW that I'm not using. Pay for shipping and they are yours. (Note: They are not in the original box anymore)

http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4125/507 ... 608083.jpg

You'll have to get your own bolts, but FYI if you have the eibach kit you don't need them if you are running factory spec wheels. A simple alignment will right all your issues. I have perfect tire wear after an alignment (no inside or outside wear on any tires, they all wear evenly).


Let me know.
If he doesn't take them I will! I'm on coils and need these bad lol

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SanoSuKe
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daygobaker wrote:Do you need to grind the subframe bolt holes like this guy 350z-g35-rear-camber-arms-installed-on- ... 10534.html ? or is it direct bolt on? will there be caster or toe issues? any particular reason why should somebody should choose arms over the eibach kit, besides being able to have a larger range of camber?
Direct bolt on. No issues except you will need an alignment asap if you wanna keep your tires.

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downedzephyr
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QR25DE wrote:Oh man, I have camber arms BRAND NEW that I'm not using. Pay for shipping and they are yours. (Note: They are not in the original box anymore)

http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4125/507 ... 608083.jpg

You'll have to get your own bolts, but FYI if you have the eibach kit you don't need them if you are running factory spec wheels. A simple alignment will right all your issues. I have perfect tire wear after an alignment (no inside or outside wear on any tires, they all wear evenly).


Let me know.
I'm calling next in line to get these! I have cash sitting around to pay for the shipping too.

daygobaker
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QR25DE wrote:Oh man, I have camber arms BRAND NEW that I'm not using. Pay for shipping and they are yours. (Note: They are not in the original box anymore)

http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4125/507 ... 608083.jpg

You'll have to get your own bolts, but FYI if you have the eibach kit you don't need them if you are running factory spec wheels. A simple alignment will right all your issues. I have perfect tire wear after an alignment (no inside or outside wear on any tires, they all wear evenly).


Let me know.

how do i contact you.....hit me up at [email protected]

QR25DE
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E-mailed ^ :)

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Shipped to daygobaker. :)

rosuhere
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SanoSuKe wrote:Okay, let me answer this once and for all. This is a direct link to a Rear Camber arm kit for the Altima Coupe, it will fit 100% and I'm currently running it.

http://www.andysautosport.com/infiniti/ ... 32985.html

YOU NEED 2 OF THESE. Don't come back saying I didn't tell you.

If you're searching about camber arms and found this thread, feel free to PM me any questions or Bump the thread. DO NOT start a new thread about camber arms!
i have a set of bc coilovers sitting around waiting to get put on, but i only have the camber bolts for the front and rear...

do you know if i need to enlarge the holes to accommodate the rear camber bolts or is it a direct replacement?

i am planning to lower it 2" all around.

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SanoSuKe
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I've never tried camber bolts tbh. I can only give info about the camber arms, sorry.

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SanoSuKe wrote:I've never tried camber bolts tbh. I can only give info about the camber arms, sorry.
alright, thanks.

i went in today to get an estimate to have my coilovers put in, corner balanced, aligned, and the camber kits/arms installed.

he quoted me $600 which seems a little steep, but at least i'm getting it done right at a reputable shop and if there are any issues i can always take it in.

i will be ordering the arms you posted about, the spc ones [72050].

i should be riding on coilovers by the end of the month :yesnod

aphu
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that is a little steep. coilovers arent hard to install, its self explainatory. the hardest part is just adjusting to the height you want it t, but just youtube that lol just a few bolts and getting your hands dirty lol

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aphu wrote:that is a little steep. coilovers arent hard to install, its self explainatory. the hardest part is just adjusting to the height you want it t, but just youtube that lol just a few bolts and getting your hands dirty lol
"little" :tisk: :tisk: :tisk:


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