I recently installed a K-MAC camber kit in the rear of my car and now my suspension creaks. The kit comes with polyurethane bushings which are notorious for making plenty of noise, was just curious if others have experienced this and if oiling them dissipates the noise. Its so annoying I'm wishing I installed the adjustable camber rods instead.

Had the same problem with mine. Started squeeking over bumps. I lubed them up and had an alignment again, noise is gone. Should be good for about another 6 months or so.

damn...so before i install my front and rear KMAC kit, i should tell them to lube those bushings up well? what else should/can i do to prevent any similiar problems?

It already comes with lube, so yeah they have to lube it up real good and install it. Thats pretty much about it, they might start squeeking after about 6-8 months. Well thats what mine did anyways. I just lubed it back up and did an alignment again and that was it.

I had the similar situation upon installation for front camber k-mac kit and the key is to lubricate them.....as someone else already stated you will have to keep doing it when the creaking noise re-appears.

Not to worry... I designed and fabbed my own camber kit and sometimes they clunk over low speed bumps, but no creaking and they are quite on the road and highway!!!

So there will be some kind of noise from the rear with either solution.

Thanks for the heads up guys. I will lube the hell out of them. I had the same issue on my 69 Camaro and used polygraphite busings (graphite lubrication imprenated into the polyurethane) and had no issues. WD-40 does work but a thicker grease lasts much longer.

I wouldnt use WD-40 on urethane bushings. Like u said, use something thicker, its much better.