Megan Racing camber kit
12-28-09, 01:15 PM
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I don't know if I'm at a height where I need a camber kit to hold my camber, toe and caster in place ... Do you think I should just align it now and call it a day? I don't plan on ever taking my car to the track or auto-x ... I just don't want uneven tire wear where I'll have to swap them out after like 5k miles. 
03-01-10, 12:20 PM
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Bump. Still no review of these rods by megan? seriously considering the upper arms and rear camber kit. IS350 has adjustable toe on all four corners, so i dont really need the toe rods right? what does the traction arm do??? anyone care to help explain all this??
06-14-10, 03:58 PM
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I don't know if I'm at a height where I need a camber kit to hold my camber, toe and caster in place ... Do you think I should just align it now and call it a day? I don't plan on ever taking my car to the track or auto-x ... I just don't want uneven tire wear where I'll have to swap them out after like 5k miles.
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06-18-10, 11:40 AM
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Im bumping this too. Im about to invest in some BC Racing coilovers and didnt even know that dropping the car will neg camber the wheels. I ALSO dont want to have to replace expensive freakin tires every 5-10k miles. But i wont be taking this car on the track. I just want to save money. (10' IS250 btw)
I think most ppl feel the same way as you...smart modding will help the wallet.
06-18-10, 12:57 PM
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i got the rear megan camber kit installed and the camber in my rear tires are within factory specs after an alignment. worked out well for me. contact Chris at TeamSNS to get the rear camber kit. Customer service is great and he is very professional.
01-18-11, 11:15 AM
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I have an AWD IS250 and just ordered the kit as I'm wearing thin on the inside of my tires. This kit should allow me to get the rear aligned which is the issue since the front can be adjusted enough without the need for an aftermarket kit.
02-02-11, 12:08 PM
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i got this, as i was told by the seller, and a person on here that has it, that its the only thing needed to add some more negative camber(up to 3 degrees) and cave your wheels in like this // \\
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/MEGAN...mZ150550731905
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/MEGAN...mZ150550731905
02-02-11, 01:11 PM
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It seems many ppl are getting this kit to get more camber // \\.. but what I am really looking for is to min tire wear || ||, and so that my car will actually not lose traction when I acclerate from a complete stop..
02-06-11, 08:42 AM
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So is it true that the kit produces lots of cabin noise?
It seems many ppl are getting this kit to get more camber // \\.. but what I am really looking for is to min tire wear || ||, and so that my car will actually not lose traction when I acclerate from a complete stop..
It seems many ppl are getting this kit to get more camber // \\.. but what I am really looking for is to min tire wear || ||, and so that my car will actually not lose traction when I acclerate from a complete stop..
The camber kit will allow you to get more or less camber.
Don't worry about cabin noise if any would be minimal.