🔧 Enhanced Performance Cam Bolt Kit by Moog - Model K90474 Review

Okay, I made the mistake of looking at "Cam Bolt Kit" and assuming it was a pair. It is not. This is for a screw. It was really easy to install. You can find videos on YouTube showing how easy it is before you buy it. It was $16 less than what my local NAPA wanted to charge me and $24 less than the other parts store wanted. It's worth waiting a few days if you don't need it ASAP.

Total Bullshit! I installed them on the back of my 12 Impala 3 years ago and they initially worked on the camber adjustment. The problem was that they were rusted like hell and recently one of them suddenly fell apart and caused a serious negative camber (thankfully I was able to quickly reinstall the factory bolt and get a reasonable camber angle). Strong recommendation to avoid!

I am free to choose lifetime Firestone Complete Auto locations. My 2011 Hyundai Sonata had a tire that was always slightly misaligned and they were never able to get it to factory specs. I bought two of these and fitted them (fitting isn't as cheap as I'd like) and ended up getting this tire with factory specs. Hopefully my tire will last longer now.

Fits my 1999 Subaru Forester. I had to adjust the rear camber a bit as I put on a lift kit and the rear tires were so tightly fitted that they overhung the outside shoulders wore out. That helped. Pull out the top strut bolt, it goes straight in. It takes a bit of force to get the washer in the hole as the tab is a little tight, but it goes in easily enough. Definitely recommended for any modified Subaru.

I've done all the research I can and it should fit SG Forester as far as I can tell. Bought two to fit in the back of our car and they are low and lo and behold they don't fit. The bolts themselves physically fit, but the washers do not (although the already vague instructions call them optional, I find this hard to believe since all other research points to their necessity). I'll go back and buy OEM camber bolts or a more reputable Subaru Performance store.

I believe they are, but not on my machine. The struts on my Saturn have slots in the bottom hole for adjustment. I bought these because the alignment specialist was whining about the alignment of my mom's car even though it's pretty much the same as mine. The technician said it was necessary. I think he just didn't know how to do the alignment. The installation instructions for them are not clear at all. I found instructions on the internet. Anyway, I've just installed my new frames and will…