Sell SPC Performance 67455 Adjustable Camber Arm, Rear in USA, United States, for US $149.94

Condition:New Color:N/A MPN:67455 Manufacturer:SPC Performance EAN:0611500530234 Brand:SPC Performance UPC:082642674559

SPC Performance 67455 Adjustable Camber Arm, Rear

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Description

Replace the non-adjustable rear upper control arm with thisadjustable arm to dial in ±2° of rear camber on DodgeCaliber, Jeep Compass and Patriot. This remove and replacearm includes an OE style xAxis balljoint and bondedrubber bushing to match chassis de

Features

Rear Adjustment Range: Camber -2.0° to +2.0°
Installation Time: .5 hr/side
Requires: 1 kit per wheel

Additional Information

Manufacturer: SPC Performance
Shipping Weight: 445
Product Dimensions:
Width: 4.70
Length: 13.90
Height: 3.60

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