Camber Kit Adjustment Ranges _front 2006 MZB C230
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Camber Kit Adjustment Ranges _front 2006 MZB C230
Topic: Camber Alignment Kit (bolts) _front - 2006 Mercedes C230
Fellow forum members,
I need assistance determining the camber kit (front wheels) with respective adjustment range I should purchase for installation on my car. I have found 2 kits with 2 different adjustment ranges:
a) -/+0.30 degrees
b) -/+ 1.75 degrees
I have also attached descriptions. The local alignment shop suggest to install a "camber kit" as they're not able to perform a proper alignment without it. Also, my tires wear our unevenly and prematurely. I'm tackling this job as the alignment shop charges $700 for this job.
Any help on this subject is truly appreciated. I will post detail instructions and cost when completing the job for the befit of forum members. Thanks in advance from the San Francisco Bay Area.
Fellow forum members,
I need assistance determining the camber kit (front wheels) with respective adjustment range I should purchase for installation on my car. I have found 2 kits with 2 different adjustment ranges:
a) -/+0.30 degrees
b) -/+ 1.75 degrees
I have also attached descriptions. The local alignment shop suggest to install a "camber kit" as they're not able to perform a proper alignment without it. Also, my tires wear our unevenly and prematurely. I'm tackling this job as the alignment shop charges $700 for this job.
Any help on this subject is truly appreciated. I will post detail instructions and cost when completing the job for the befit of forum members. Thanks in advance from the San Francisco Bay Area.
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Another thing to keep in mind.... If you have any bent or damaged suspension components from hitting a large pot hole or curb or something of the sort, an adjustment kit will not be the complete answer. If something is still out of tolerances after trying to adjust it, you need to figure out which pieces are bent (even if just a small amount) and replace them.
