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BRZZZZZZZZZZ 02-12-2014 09:48 AM

Best bang for the buck camber bolts and rear LCAs?
 
Ordered me up some Eibach Sport Line springs and Eibach sway bars, but still need to decide on camber bolts and rear LCAs to keep the camber in check as my car is a all year round daily driver as well as sees some track/ auto x use. I need something that isn't going to break the bank, any suggestions? I think SPC rear LCAs are the cheapest I have found so far, but how will they stand up? Are there any camber plates out there that cost less than $400?

TIA

ericmpena 02-12-2014 09:55 AM

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Originally Posted by BRZZZZZZZZZZ (Post 1523271)
Ordered me up some Eibach Sport Line springs and Eibach sway bars, but still need to decide on camber bolts and rear LCAs to keep the camber in check as my car is a all year round daily driver as well as sees some track/ auto x use. I need something that isn't going to break the bank, any suggestions? I think SPC rear LCAs are the cheapest I have found so far, but how will they stand up? Are there any camber plates out there that cost less than $400?

TIA



I went with SPC camber bolts and rear LCA's also. Once they're installed you really won't ever think about them again. They've worked just fine for me the 5 months that they've been installed. Great product for the price.

sshole 02-12-2014 10:37 AM

Whiteline camber bolts are the exact same product as SPC. It's actually just SPC hardware in a Whiteline bag, so save yourself a few bucks and get SPC camber bolts.

As for rear LCA, go with whatever fits your budget. Since you're in Canadia, though, you may want to go with something that won't rust to bits. I think SPC's arms are stamped and coated (paint? powder? idk) steel. Others should have aluminum arms, but at a higher cost.

BRZZZZZZZZZZ 02-17-2014 02:33 PM

Went with the SPC bolts and arms, they will be tied in with Eibach Sportlines and Eibach sway bars, and 16X7 Volk TE37s with 225/50/16 Hankook RS-3.

DriftEightSix 02-17-2014 06:00 PM

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Originally Posted by BRZZZZZZZZZZ (Post 1535646)
Went with the SPC bolts and arms, they will be tied in with Eibach Sportlines and Eibach sway bars, and 16X7 Volk TE37s with 225/50/16 Hankook RS-3.

Looking forward to hearing your results.

troek 02-17-2014 10:51 PM

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Originally Posted by sshole (Post 1523341)
Whiteline camber bolts are the exact same product as SPC. It's actually just SPC hardware in a Whiteline bag, so save yourself a few bucks and get SPC camber bolts.

They may come from the same factory but the whiteline are 16mm and the spc are 14mm.

Joe-G 02-18-2014 12:04 AM

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Originally Posted by BRZZZZZZZZZZ (Post 1535646)
Went with the SPC bolts and arms, they will be tied in with Eibach Sportlines and Eibach sway bars, and 16X7 Volk TE37s with 225/50/16 Hankook RS-3.

You must post a picture of these when they come in!!! :thumbup::thumbup:

DrDuquette 02-18-2014 02:04 AM

Why are you doing both bolts and LCA? Just a question. I only have the Whiteline bolts coming in the mail soon.

Carlitoz3 02-18-2014 02:21 AM

Can someone educate me on how I will benefit from getting lca? :)
Thanks :)

CSG Mike 02-18-2014 03:01 AM

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Originally Posted by Carlitoz3 (Post 1537467)
Can someone educate me on how I will benefit from getting lca? :)
Thanks :)

You'll be able to adjust your rear camber independently, instead of by ride height.

We recommend the SPL, but the SPC is a much less expensive (mostly) replica of the SPL.

DriftEightSix 02-18-2014 05:53 AM

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Originally Posted by CSG Mike (Post 1537534)
You'll be able to adjust your rear camber independently, instead of by ride height.

We recommend the SPL, but the SPC is a much less expensive (mostly) replica of the SPL.

where can i see the SPL stuff?

BRZZZZZZZZZZ 02-18-2014 09:22 AM

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Originally Posted by DrDuquette (Post 1537430)
Why are you doing both bolts and LCA? Just a question. I only have the Whiteline bolts coming in the mail soon.

Bolts for the front, arms for the rear to keep the camber in check.

BRZZZZZZZZZZ 02-18-2014 09:38 AM

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Originally Posted by Joe-G (Post 1537128)
You must post a picture of these when they come in!!! :thumbup::thumbup:

Will do, probably closer to end of March I will get everything in then test fit the wheels once its dropped and see if I want to add any spacer.

DrDuquette 02-18-2014 10:15 AM

Whoops. I thought "Bang for the Buck" was talking about camber bolts verse LCA for the rear. I'm SO confused!
So I bought the camber bolts for the upper control arm of the REAR. They are on there way. But should I change my tune and go for LCA's if I am planning on 1-1.5" drop for a DD car? What's your thoughts. I'll save $300-400 with the bolts verse the LCAs.


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