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    cambers?

    i need camber kits on my car wanna know whats good sliding ball joint or anchor bolts or i need to purchase both or can i purchase just one
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    I put the Ingalls 35720 front camber anchor bolts on my car. Love the setup. A little pricy because you have to buy two set (one for each side) but worth the money in my opinion. Its nice to have two contact points for the camber instead of just one with the ball joint in my opinion.

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      Originally posted by CARMandP
      I put the Ingalls 35720 front camber anchor bolts on my car. Love the setup. A little pricy because you have to buy two set (one for each side) but worth the money in my opinion. Its nice to have two contact points for the camber instead of just one with the ball joint in my opinion.

      Craig
      I bought the same kit, and I like it because you can adjust caster and camber with it. But, I lowered my car with a sportline kit from eibach (1.7" front, 1.8" rear) this is causing the control arm to smack the fender well due to the control arm being pushed away from the chassis for camber correction. I think I am going to go back to the stock anchor bolts and use the ball joint kit to alleviate this problem, plus the squeaking from the polyurethane bushings are driving me bonkers.
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        #4
        ingalls are the shit but i had very good luck with the cheap ebay camber kit i had (type that u replace upper balljoint)
        i herd some ppl in the forum having problems with them cuz they would loosen and drop the camber angle but i never had that problem, i used locklite to tight nut maybe that made the diff.

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          #5
          rock auto sells one by MOOG for like $75 per side.

          adjustable ball joint but works great for camber between +2 and -2 degrees.

          should be fine for a 3" drop
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            #6
            sooo yall sayin balljoints will do the job?

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              #7
              yeah, definetly!!
              "I can imagine no more rewarding a career. And any man who may be asked in this century what he did to make his life worthwhile, I think I can respond with a good deal of pride and satisfaction: 'I served in the United States Navy." --President John F. Kennedy



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                #8
                Thanks Man!!!

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                  #9
                  yea ball joints all the way.
                  if you got something smart to say, guess what, i dont care.

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