lltradell
Well-Known Member
I just did it. Sorry but there are no pictures but it is real easy, fairly quick and not many tools needed.
Lift rear of car.
Take off wheel.
Now if you look at the wheel well you will see 3 lower bars connecting the car to the wheel hub.
The middle lower one is the one you want to replace with the camber kit.
You can easily see the 2 bolts holding that bar on. Take them off. They are different sizes but its real easy.
Measure your stock arm with the ingall kit and adjust to same size.
Put the ingall arm on (silver nut goes towards the car)(black nut goes towards the wheel hub).
When screwed on you can adjust the camber by twisting the arm.
Put wheel back on and done.
I do have a few questions. I ordered 2 kits (which is 4 arms). Do i really need all 4 arms for just camber adjustment?
Did i switch out the correct "camber" arm?
Do I need to get a realignment when i just had one before this install. My rear specs are -1.6 and -2.3 camber and Zero toe.
My camber looks alot better visually.
FYI-People said I didnt really need a camber kit with my specs but I wanted to get one anyways for peace of mind and maximum tire life.
Lift rear of car.
Take off wheel.
Now if you look at the wheel well you will see 3 lower bars connecting the car to the wheel hub.
The middle lower one is the one you want to replace with the camber kit.
You can easily see the 2 bolts holding that bar on. Take them off. They are different sizes but its real easy.
Measure your stock arm with the ingall kit and adjust to same size.
Put the ingall arm on (silver nut goes towards the car)(black nut goes towards the wheel hub).
When screwed on you can adjust the camber by twisting the arm.
Put wheel back on and done.
I do have a few questions. I ordered 2 kits (which is 4 arms). Do i really need all 4 arms for just camber adjustment?
Did i switch out the correct "camber" arm?
Do I need to get a realignment when i just had one before this install. My rear specs are -1.6 and -2.3 camber and Zero toe.
My camber looks alot better visually.
FYI-People said I didnt really need a camber kit with my specs but I wanted to get one anyways for peace of mind and maximum tire life.