Subframe bushing question

[HollywoodDale187]

tried the search button and couldn't find anything... but im looking to do a condor or other brand subframe bushings that "raise" the subframe,
does anyone have any before and after rear camber numbers or pictures, just trying to see if I should do the weld on camber toe adjusters also or if the bushings alone will fix my issue

[rcsoundn1]

How much camber do you have would be helpful. Might want to do both since you will have it out and it will give you more adjustablility.

[HollywoodDale187]

well the car was lowered by the previous owner and the car gained quite a bit of rear camber and toe in... I can get a number on it when I get back to the car this weekend,
and I agree with the more adjustability, what is you opinion on the "best" kit to purchase?

[rcsoundn1]

Condor has great reviews for their bushings, and a few guys make weld in adjusters. I think gargastic makes a set, which i have hear good things about.

[lemansguy]

its also gonna be hard to judge the correct amount it changes in a picture. most people have heavily worn out rubber bushings. mine were horrible, and the left and right rear tires were at different angles. i put teh new bushings in and now everything is perfect. get the CONDOR setup, you wont have a regret. the rear end is so much more solid.