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Whiteline Camber adjusting bolt for 2006-2019 Subaru Outback (KCA414) Whiteline Camber adjusting bolt for 2006-2019 Subaru Outback (KCA414) Quick View
Whiteline

Whiteline Camber adjusting bolt for 2006-2019 Subaru Outback (KCA414)

$48.88
FMSM_KCA414
Alignment Kits Suspension Whiteline
Whiteline 14mm camber bolts provide the largest adjustment range of up to +/- 0.75deg Unlike other "friction" lock designs we use a positive toothed...
Whiteline Camber adjusting bolt for 1993-2010 Toyota Camry (KCA415) Whiteline Camber adjusting bolt for 1993-2010 Toyota Camry (KCA415) Quick View
Whiteline

Whiteline Camber adjusting bolt for 1993-2010 Toyota Camry (KCA415)

$48.88
FMSM_KCA415
Alignment Kits Suspension Whiteline
Whiteline 15mm camber bolts provide the largest adjustment range of up to +/- 0.75deg Unlike other "friction" lock designs we use a positive toothed...
Whiteline Camber adjusting bolt for 2005-2006 Honda CR-V (KCA416) Whiteline Camber adjusting bolt for 2005-2006 Honda CR-V (KCA416) Quick View
Whiteline

Whiteline Camber adjusting bolt for 2005-2006 Honda CR-V (KCA416)

$48.88
FMSM_KCA416
Alignment Kits Suspension Whiteline
Whiteline 16mm camber bolts provide the largest adjustment range of up to +/- 0.75deg Unlike other "friction" lock designs we use a positive toothed...
Whiteline Camber adjusting bolt for 1992-2006 Toyota Camry (KCA417) Whiteline Camber adjusting bolt for 1992-2006 Toyota Camry (KCA417) Quick View
Whiteline

Whiteline Camber adjusting bolt for 1992-2006 Toyota Camry (KCA417)

$48.88
FMSM_KCA417
Alignment Kits Suspension Whiteline
Whiteline 17mm camber bolts provide the largest adjustment range of up to +/- 0.75deg Unlike other "friction" lock designs we use a positive toothed...
Whiteline Camber adjusting bolt for 1970-1973 Ford Mustang (KCA448) Whiteline Camber adjusting bolt for 1970-1973 Ford Mustang (KCA448) Quick View
Whiteline

Whiteline Camber adjusting bolt for 1970-1973 Ford Mustang (KCA448)

$57.88
FMSM_KCA448
Alignment Kits Suspension Whiteline
Whiteline camber bolts are designed to replace the old worn/rusted factory lower inner control arm camber bolts providing up to +/-0.75 degrees adjustment, perfect...
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Eibach Springs

Eibach Springs Pro-Alignment Front or Rear Camber bolts for 01-08 WRX / 04-07 Scion xA Front Only/ 04-06 Sci (5.81260K)

$34.10
$31.00
DMWF_5.81260K
Alignment Kits Eibach Suspension
On most modern vehicles, lowering your suspension will tilt the wheels inward at the top as they follow a circular pivot path. This is...
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Lifting a 4WD truck or SUV provides more ground clearance for off-roading and makes it easier to install larger wheels and tires, plus there's nothing like the imposing looks of a towering rig. Lowering a car reduces the center of gravity for less body roll in the turns, less front end dive when braking, makes handling more responsive, and provides a more aggressive stance and less gap between the tires for an awesome appearance. However, sometimes these mods can also cause handling problems, vibration, and premature component wear - all of which can be corrected with our performance alignment kits.

The suspension on every vehicle has designed in wheel alignment angles that ensure safe, predictable handling and even tire wear. However, OE wheel alignment specifications assume that the vehicle is at or near the standard ride height. These specs can be thrown way off when a vehicle is purposely lowered or lifted for performance, and factory components may not provide the range of adjustment needed to correct angles altered due to the change in ride height. Our performance alignment kits have been designed to provide the adjustment range needed to bring camber, caster, and toe within specs.

Although changing ride height can affect alignment angles whether the height is raised or lowered, a condition that's common with lowered cars is excessive negative camber. Camber is the tilt of the tire from vertical when looking from the front of the vehicle. When a car is lowered, the top of the tire leans in more toward the center of the vehicle. This can adversely affect handling and traction because the contact patch of the tires is reduced, and it will also cause the tires to wear faster. Unfortunately, camber cannot even be adjusted on some cars that are favorites of enthusiasts for lowering. Installing a performance wheel alignment kit will allow camber to be adjusted to factory specifications, for even tire wear and better handling and traction.

OE alignment specs also presuppose that the vehicle will be used for its intended purpose - as a street-driven car or truck. But on a vehicle that's been modified for racing the alignment angles needed to provide optimal handling at speed can be much different than factory settings. Camber may intentionally be set much more negative because when a car is pushed hard in the turns it results in more cornering traction, and caster may be set more positive for greater high-speed stability. Toe can also be set in or out to optimize steering on front-wheel and rear-wheel drive vehicles. But just as with altered ride height, it may not be possible to attain the alignment angles desired for racing with original equipment components.

The content of the performance alignment kits you'll find on our digital shelves will vary because each is designed to solve an alignment problem or increase the range of adjustment on a specific vehicle, and/or suspension design. Our kits include adjustable camber and camber plates for MacPherson struts and coilovers; adjustable ball joints with offset housings or eccentric ball studs; eccentrics, cam bolts, offset bushings or sleeves; adjustable control arms, links, arms, and rods; alignment shims, wedges, washers, and much more. These components not only allow alignment to be restored to factory specs, but also enable adjustments to alternative settings for optimized handling under high speed and racing conditions.

Driveline angle is another dimension that changes when ride height is altered. The angles between the driveshaft and the transmission tailshaft and differential pinion are designed for smooth operation and maximum U-joint life, but when a vehicle is lifted or lowered and these angles change, driveline shudder and vibration and even U-joint failure can result. While both lowering and lifting can cause these problems, they're much more prevalent on lifted 4WD trucks with front and rear driveshafts. A driveline alignment kit can eliminate driveline vibration by changing the position of components in the driveline like the differential pinion angle, using wedges between the leaf springs and axle, or with eccentrics or adjustable control arms or links on coil spring trucks.

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