My wife hit the curb and got slightly positive camber in rear wheel. 0.3 . spec should be -1.0 to 0.0 . Everything is straight in the suspension, something is slightly bent for sure, but the shop can't tell which part is messed up and thinks it is not worth spending lots of money replacing susp part. So now, i wonder if there is a good kit out there that can let me adjust the camber from positive to normal.

 

I wouldn't even bother with it. rotate the tires regularly and you 'll never see any problems. maybe a little bit of decreased performance, but unless your wife auto-Xs with it....

my one rear is at -1.8, and has been for a while. i just rotate my tires every other oil change and it's fine. got 65k out of the last set of tires (95% highway)

If you are still hell bent on a camber kit, get the specialty products one. very high quality and less expensive than ingalls.

 

what do you mean by specialty products? Do you have any link? Thanks.

 

specialty products is the brand of the camber kits....http://www.spcperformance.com/

 

you won't need a camber kit i believe, i went curb surfing, too, & i took it to a shop & only paid $70 for the job, no extra kit/adaptor needed.

 

get a wheel alignment done. you shouldn't need a camber kit.