I put the tanabe nf's on my 2007 gs350 and I think the rear camber was ok, but the front camber was off. Is this something I need to be worried about or is it ok? I don't want to eat tires.

 

if i recall correctly, your front camber should still be within specs after nf install. tanabe nf doesn't lower that much to kill your tires. so i wouldn't worry about it. but you should do a 4 wheel alignment regardless; you can't adjust the camber, but you can adjust the toe.

 

I did an alignment and adjusted the toe but the camber was out in the front

 

What is your current camber angle?