🔧 Precision Camber Alignment with MOOG K90476 Camber Adjusting Kit Review

Just what I needed. My 2014 Mazda 6 is boxed up and I need camber pins to bring the alignment back to factory specs. 2 of them did their job. No questions. Excellent price.

Fits a '08 Honda CR-V. The instructions were useless. The screw seems easy enough to install, but that tab on the washer is difficult to attach. Contains a bolt, 2 washers and a nut. You will need two to make the front.

Installed in 2008 in Acadia. No questions. Customization is easy. If not destroyed, it should collapse where it should.

We have a 2006 Honda Element that does not have the specified camber. This bolt allowed the shop to fix it (the stock bolts on this machine are not adjustable).

First off all the other Moog products I have ordered fit perfectly and are of excellent quality but this product does not live up to one of the aspects that matters most as seen in the product image above to wide. It hits the edge of the shock base and causes it to go the wrong way. It should look like this: http://i59.tinypic.com/wbwad4.png: My ring is too wide and touching this lip.

Perfect for my 1999 Cadillac Deville. I took it to have it fitted and the guys had no idea how to do it without this kit. Cadillac won't let anyone but you service your car. I bought two of these kits (you need one for each wheel) and installed them with ease. I've reassembled and reassembled my front end for other maintenance so many times that it wasn't a big deal, but I see a small problem for you if you don't have an impact wrench. It wouldn't be impossible, but it would definitely take you