Review on 🔧 KSP Rear Camber Arms for 2002-2006 CR-V and 2003-2011 Honda Element – Adjustable -2° to +4° Suspension Kits by Rafael Calderon

At the same time I bought a set of Control Arms from Dorman - you could see these KSPs were of better quality as another reviewer pointed out. The welds on the fork were much better than the KSP. My Honda Element had a negative camber issue and the rear tires burned out quickly. Almost every mechanic wanted $500 or more for parts and labor - so it was a great deal. HOWEVER, make sure you have a good tool set (17mm deep and shallow socket) to remove the old fixed arms. Mine was at 200k and was very difficult to remove, I had to cut on all 4 nuts to get the bolt out. If they don't work I'll update again - but so far so good. Update: 9 months and 12,000 miles later - still rock solid.