SPC vs Intensepower camber kit
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SPC vs Intensepower camber kit
like the title says..
can anyone tell me which one is i guess 'better' than the other in general terms?
can you guys give me some persuasion and recommendations as which one to buy other than one being cheaper in price than the other?
thanks
EDIT: kinda leaning towards SPC as it also includes 2 toe bolts as well in which intense doesnt
can anyone tell me which one is i guess 'better' than the other in general terms?
can you guys give me some persuasion and recommendations as which one to buy other than one being cheaper in price than the other?
thanks
EDIT: kinda leaning towards SPC as it also includes 2 toe bolts as well in which intense doesnt
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ya i meant rear camber kit sorry..
heres the spc rear camber kit
https://my350z.com/forum/suspension/314467-___-spc-camber-kit-front-and-rear-holiday-blowout-save-your-tires-and-___.html
and the intensepower rear camber kit
http://intensepower.com/inreadcaar35.html
heres the spc rear camber kit
https://my350z.com/forum/suspension/314467-___-spc-camber-kit-front-and-rear-holiday-blowout-save-your-tires-and-___.html
and the intensepower rear camber kit
http://intensepower.com/inreadcaar35.html
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Originally Posted by redlude97
for the price of just the rear intensepower camber arms, you can get the spc arms and toe bolts to correctly adjust the camber and toe
and have hte bolts come loose...
lol
it sitll jsut a damm bolt, dont allow full adjustability on the camber specially slammed....
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Originally Posted by IIQuickSilverII
and have hte bolts come loose...
lol
it sitll jsut a damm bolt, dont allow full adjustability on the camber specially slammed....
lol
it sitll jsut a damm bolt, dont allow full adjustability on the camber specially slammed....
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t sitll jsut a damm bolt, dont allow full adjustability on the camber specially slammed..
You know with that aftermarket bolt you have to slot the hole it goes into to in order to allow for more camber adjustment than you can get with the OEM bolt.
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