SPC Performance Ford 10+ Taurus / 01+ Explorer Rear Camber Kit

SPC Performance Ford 10+ Taurus / 01+ Explorer Rear Camber Kit

Marsoni

M251S

$32.13

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SPC Performance Ford 10+ Taurus / 01+ Explorer Rear Camber KitSKU: 84130 REAR UPPER CAMBER CAM BOLT Adjust rear camber on many non adjustable Ford and Lincoln models with SPC's pantented EZ cam bolt. Simply replace the rear upper control arm to knuckle bolt with SPC's bolt and get 0. 75 of camber adjustment to bring your vehicle back into specification. US Patent Nos. 8,544,861B2 8,469,375 D783,393, Additional Patents Pending China Patent No. ZL 20163002294. X Adjusts rear camber 0. 75 where OE provided none

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