i have swift springs installed and my camber is so bad. Front and rear . Even after an alignment . Anyone know if the rear can be put into spec without a camber kit. I seen this front camber kit on eBay for pretty cheap. Has anyone tried these know if the quality is good

 

Suspension is one thing you dont want to cheap out on..

 

What's a good front camber kit?

 

Go for SPC camber kits and upper control arms.
they are the best priced quality parts.
Check out their website for details. HERE
You can get upper arms for $400-$500
While that is triple the price of those ebay specials, as already said, control arms are not the place to cheap out on when running modded.

SPC 73005 runs about $512 from Outcast Garage
or the less expensive
SPC 72130 runs about $400 from many sources

You bought an Infiniti, don't build it like a Civic.

 

I find this funny since people with infiniti's freely plastidip parts and use carbon fiber vinyl..

Nonetheless stay away from no name brand parts.. but you necessarily do not have to go with the most expensive parts as im sure you want a nice car and still have bills to pay etc..

 

Get the SPC rear camber/toe kit and your front tire wear should be reasonable since you can get toe in spec, but if you do need those front arms get the SPC ones.

 

How about truhart or Megan racing brand. Are they quality?

 

Megan is better then truhart.. as megan sounds more familiar then truhart...

Google tru hart and see what you find... they might be just as good

 

A car in general is not something to cheap out on

 

You might save 100-200 dollars but in the long term it really won't make much difference compared to the comfort of knowing you're riding on proven parts.

 

get the SPC rear arms and toe bolts, the SPC front arms are overrated. The Kinetix front arms are easier to adjust.

 

the kinetic front a arms looks like a good choice.has anyone used these? theres not much results in a search

 

Yes a lot of people have used them

 

I lowered quite a bit with Tein Basis and just needed to get rear camber arms to get the alignment in spec. I went with Vodoo13 arms and they are beefy, easy to adjust, and reasonably priced. No complaints.

 

Kinetic had some problems early this year (their arm is new) with the ball joint bolt backing off. They've since gone to a tougher Lock-Tite compound and I haven't heard of anymore complaints. Check The370z.com forum for more.