LS400 NRCAs
My buddy just made me some NCRAs so that I can adjust my front camber significantly more at my current height.

Pictures of them installed on his car.



Pictures of the NCRAs on his UCF10. This is minimum negative camber (-4 according to his math). I'll post some pictures of max as soon as I pic up my set.
The they are made out of 6061-T6 Aluminum and the hardware used is 12.9 grade. They also lower the car 1.25 inches in addition to adding almost another inch of coil-over travel.

Pictures of them installed on his car.



Pictures of the NCRAs on his UCF10. This is minimum negative camber (-4 according to his math). I'll post some pictures of max as soon as I pic up my set.
The they are made out of 6061-T6 Aluminum and the hardware used is 12.9 grade. They also lower the car 1.25 inches in addition to adding almost another inch of coil-over travel.
Last edited by S30ZG; Jul 3, 2011 at 10:54 PM.
Hmm very interesting. I can get -5 in the rear on stock adjustments w/ my youzealand ss kit installed as well. If I ever need to go more, I might be interested in purchasing a set.
But I'm glad parts like these are finally coming out for the LS guys
But I'm glad parts like these are finally coming out for the LS guys
this is more along the lines of the nagisa auto camber adapter from the way it looks.
what i really want is a reasonably priced rear SS kit to relocate the lower shock mount similar to what Youzealand did.
what i really want is a reasonably priced rear SS kit to relocate the lower shock mount similar to what Youzealand did.
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Any one haw any info on the mock ups or drawings?! friend does milling he was asking me to see if ther are any pics or whatnot so he debt need to start from scratch? any help would b a big help!!!
actually all you need are the center-center distances of the 2 holes for the lower ball joints, diameters of the bolts, and have him mill a steel insert sleeve.
its more of a production cost thing than a design issue. (for RCAs, NRCAs require more math/geometry to get the right camber change.)
its more of a production cost thing than a design issue. (for RCAs, NRCAs require more math/geometry to get the right camber change.)
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