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Old Mar 20, 2015 | 05:14 PM
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Anyone selling a camber kit for an 06 IS350? Or any info on some good deals? Any help is appreciated!
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Old Mar 21, 2015 | 07:37 AM
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Lexus IS350 camber kit
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Old Mar 21, 2015 | 02:30 PM
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SPC..work like a champ..will pay for itself in tire life!

http://www.ebay.com/itm/SPC-FRONT-BA...-/150994969747
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Old Mar 23, 2015 | 03:52 PM
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I guess I should have specified the question to only someone selling a camber kit or someone who knows of a good kit to buy.
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I can also vouch for the PSC kit, I have both their front and rear kit on my 350 and like mentioned before it's paid for itself in tire life.
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Old Mar 24, 2015 | 10:42 AM
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front or rear?

Take a look at figs engineering, or spc. Both are very reputable, especially figs. Contact Mike (Figs) thru his website (just google it) or talk to him on here as he is a vendor.

I have dealt with him, purchased parts, and gotten his advice on the right way to adjust camber and toe, and what parts are worth buying. He's an expert!
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spc ball joints for front & figs mega arms for the rears and you should be good
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Originally Posted by Nixcision
front or rear?

Take a look at figs engineering, or spc. Both are very reputable, especially figs. Contact Mike (Figs) thru his website (just google it) or talk to him on here as he is a vendor.

I have dealt with him, purchased parts, and gotten his advice on the right way to adjust camber and toe, and what parts are worth buying. He's an expert!
Yeah I was looking for a rear kit I'm going to need a lot of work with my setup. I got the demensions messed up for my wheels and I'm going to struggle to get the aggressive setup I was looking for.
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sounds like you're going to need wheel spacers? They push the wheel further out to make them look more agressive! Apart from that then,
I HIGHLY recommend Figs Mega Lower Control Arms. They have massive amounts of adjustment capabilities for the rear's camber. If you're looking to have lots of camber, then be sure to look into Figs Toe Links (toe arms).
Too much camber can throw off toe (which kills tires).... toe on the factory suspension isnt that adjustable.
Im not lowering a whole lot (because of my AWD) so I just have figs mega lca's for the rear. Same for you: only buy what you need... if you go to an alignment shop and they say "hey we cant make more adjustments to ____" then buy more parts!
Its good to plan ahead, but it all depends on how low youre trying to go
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Old Mar 25, 2015 | 09:31 AM
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Originally Posted by Nixcision
sounds like you're going to need wheel spacers? They push the wheel further out to make them look more agressive! Apart from that then,
I HIGHLY recommend Figs Mega Lower Control Arms. They have massive amounts of adjustment capabilities for the rear's camber. If you're looking to have lots of camber, then be sure to look into Figs Toe Links (toe arms).
Too much camber can throw off toe (which kills tires).... toe on the factory suspension isnt that adjustable.
Im not lowering a whole lot (because of my AWD) so I just have figs mega lca's for the rear. Same for you: only buy what you need... if you go to an alignment shop and they say "hey we cant make more adjustments to ____" then buy more parts!
Its good to plan ahead, but it all depends on how low youre trying to go
Yeah I'm already looking into spacers. My new wheels won't be here until next week but I wanted to start doing my research so I don't run into the same mistake again. Right now I'm about a 3 inch drop. Looking to keep it that way and just get a lip kit but I'm going to keep gradually working on it. Thanks for the guidance though I really appreciate it! I was looking into Megan camber kit only because it has been the only one I have seen so far. I'll look into Figs Kit!
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