Subject	Need review on 300 Degree Camber Compensation Kit
Posted by	NytWolf on February 18, 2004 at 7:44 PM
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Message	For those with the 300 Degree Camber Compensation Kit, Is it a good alternative to the adjustable upper arms that others sell? Is it better to pass on this kit and just get the arms (such as the ones that Courtesy sells)? How does it work? (It doesn't seem to have any adjustability.) How is camber adjusted once they are installed?
Follow Ups	Need review on 300 Degree Camber Compensation Kit - NytWolf 19:44:35 02/18/04 It compensates for the drop of the Eibach springs - Guapo 19:47:51 02/18/04 Basically it moves the top of the wheels outward? - NytWolf 20:05:53 02/18/04 It moves the upper part outward just enough to overcome the - Guapo 20:09:13 02/18/04 Thanks for the clarification - NytWolf 20:16:20 02/18/04 It has a lot of adjustability... - bb300z(NoVA) 19:49:15 02/18/04 what has a lot of adjustability? - Spee 20:00:00 02/18/04 It kit has the ability to correct for different negative - bb300z(NoVA) 20:09:57 02/18/04 It does provide the ability to compensate - Junxster (NoVA) 20:22:06 02/18/04 yes, but it is not an adjustable kit as is. (n/m) - Spee 20:27:38 02/18/04 agreed (n/m) - Junxster (NoVA) 20:33:03 02/18/04 You're going to confuse a lot of people. - Sportzcoop 20:20:37 02/18/04 It does have the option for "fine tuning" but does not - YugoBernie (NoVA) 22:38:44 02/18/04 It's a very nice kit. I recommend it. (n/m) - Seb 21:02:13 02/18/04 For most people & for the $, it's the best product on the - YugoBernie (NoVA) 22:35:43 02/18/04
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