camber kit?

[iHeartmyFR-S]

I am looking into getting a set of Coilovers for my FRS

I also want to get Camber Kit when i lower my car so I dont have to deal with bad camber wear on my tires all the time.

I been searching around and cant seem to come across any Camber Kits...

Has anyone on here gotten Camber Kits for their FRS/BRZ yet??

or if anyone knows where I can perhaps get a Kit for it?? if they even make a kit??

thanks

[Circuit Motorsports]

There are actually a ton of camber adjustment kits out now so you shouldn't have a problem adjusting the camber on your new coilovers! We have had good luck with the SPC stuff so we usually recommend them.

[sw20kosh]

Originally Posted by Circuit Motorsports

There are actually a ton of camber adjustment kits out now so you shouldn't have a problem adjusting the camber on your new coilovers! We have had good luck with the SPC stuff so we usually recommend them.

What about for stock setup in the front? Crash bolts and the Com-C Top Mounts which are on hold from the manufacturer? Anything else?

[UltraFRS]

Originally Posted by sw20kosh

What about for stock setup in the front? Crash bolts and the Com-C Top Mounts which are on hold from the manufacturer? Anything else?

Why not use camber bolts? As Circuit Motorsports said SPC is a good brand and is the same as Whiteline and can usually be found at any auto parts store...think its part #81280 and would be better than the crash bolts.

[sw20kosh]

Originally Posted by UltraFRS

Why not use camber bolts? As Circuit Motorsports said SPC is a good brand and is the same as Whiteline and can usually be found at any auto parts store...think its part #81280 and would be better than the crash bolts.

I have the whiteline camber bolts.

[maxx1957]

What would you guys suggest for the rear?

[donutfilling]

adjustable lower control arms

Originally Posted by maxx1957

What would you guys suggest for the rear?

[whataboutbob]

^^ This. Anxiously waiting for the @Whiteline ones to be shipped to me.

[86_ZN6]

Originally Posted by maxx1957

What would you guys suggest for the rear?

we got these rear camber correction bushings if you dont want to spend money on LCA

http://www.86-zn6.com/WORKS-Rear-Upp...tion_p_61.html

[maxx1957]

Thanks for the info, probably gonna go with the bushings, are they hard to install??

[Grimlock]

Originally Posted by maxx1957

Thanks for the info, probably gonna go with the bushings, are they hard to install??

Yeah. They can be a rear pain in the butt. You have to press the old bushings out which is the worst part.

[Nitro22]

Originally Posted by sw20kosh

What about for stock setup in the front? Crash bolts and the Com-C Top Mounts which are on hold from the manufacturer? Anything else?

Hotchkis Camber Plates. Great for Autocross, track, and daily driver. They come with the crash bolts and offer up to -3° of camber and build in +1° of caster.

http://www.hotchkis.net/scion-frs-su...er-plates.html

Cheers!
-Aaron

[Circuit Motorsports]

For the Rear, camber arms are really the way to go, the eccentric bushings are the cheaper option but they are a serious pain to both install and adjust.

SPC makes a nice rear arm for a good price, nothing fancy, but it gets the job done. they also make a rear toe arm that works well in conjunction with the camber arm, with those two arms you can get A LOT of adjustment in the rear.

Camber arm - http://www.brz-parts.com/67645.html

Toe Arm - http://www.brz-parts.com/67655.html

[sw20kosh]

Originally Posted by Nitro22

Hotchkis Camber Plates. Great for Autocross, track, and daily driver. They come with the crash bolts and offer up to -3° of camber and build in +1° of caster.

http://www.hotchkis.net/scion-frs-su...er-plates.html

Cheers!
-Aaron

I wonder if these make a lot of noise. I don't see any rubber in them.