Rear camber correction---who makes the best kit

[Rick02]

i am looking to correct the excessive negative camber caused after i put on some eibach's....who makes the best kit...any pics..links?

[uofom3]

i don't think you can do a lot for this. Ireland makes a kit, but from what I understand it is a PITA to instal. It's a pretty involved process, that's why I have not done it but I'd love to dial out several degrees from my car if it was not such a big deal to do.

[Rennsport]

http://www.turnermotorsport.com/html...DUCT_ID=192026

[MR 325]

i don't think you can do a lot for this. Ireland makes a kit, but from what I understand it is a PITA to instal. It's a pretty involved process, that's why I have not done it but I'd love to dial out several degrees from my car if it was not such a big deal to do.

Assuming the subframe is out of the car [say during a new bushing install] than the IE camber correction kit is very simple to install. [If you can weld].

[blunttech]

i have the ireland toe and camber kit in my e30. its kind of difficult to align because its so damn tight in there but once you get it right its nice. it did loosen up on me one time but before each track day i check every bolt underneath so i just make sure they are snug and no issues since. those kmac things turner sells are junk. you cant keep them in spec

[KangamangusDriver]

I have purchased a set of offset control arm bushings from bavauto.
They appear to be somewhat oem/stock.

Good for 5 degrees of adj. I believe

[asubimmer]

Korman sells a kit also, I'll get it eventually. I don't really need them w/ the bav auto springs.