SPEED&ECO.

Does any company make camber kits for our cars? cause mine is like a whole degree off... and good year says that the stock camber is not adjustable..

solo_stage

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im wondering the same thing

javyLSU

iTrader: (21)

Not yet. There may be a universal kit out there somewhere...From what? Zero? A little negative camber is actually a good thing, and improves handling. Actually, Lexus says the camber is not adjustable. Take your car in for an alignment (which I assume you've done when you say that Goodyear told you that) and you can verify this. Toe is adjustable, but not camber.

Javier

Flipsonic

A degree (camber) will not cause tire wear if that's what you're concerned of. If toe is off, that will wear tires fast. So make sure you get a toe alignment after 500 miles of driving.

SPEED&ECO.

everything is good except the front left camber its supose to be a 1.1 its at 2.4 but caster and toe is pretty good.

lobuxracer

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Somebody's feeding you garbage. See chart below for alignment specs. There is no way you have + or - 2.4 degrees of camber unless something is bent on the suspension.

Correcting camber errors consists of measuring the suspension pieces and replacing the one(s) not meeting specs. Camber plates will do nothing because we have double wishbone suspension, and there are no kits (yet) that allow you to adjust alignment on the RWD platforms.

I was especially dismayed to discover this. The JZA80 Supra has fully adjustable alignment on both ends of the car. I expected the same on the IS, but it isn't so.

SPEED&ECO.

would me having aftermarket coils change things?...

lobuxracer

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Yes, but not that much unless you are dropping more than 1 1/2".

SPEED&ECO.

Yea im pretty low dude...

lobuxracer

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You're going to need to fabricate something if you want to get back to something like normal. If you've got more than -2.0 degrees of camber, you might not like the handling. Some say it may cause edge wear as well, but that has not been my experience if the toe is correct.