Alignment Camber / Toe Kit
Pedders Suspension ped-5403 Adjustable Rear Lower Control Arm Bushings 2004-2006 Pontiac GTO
SPC Performance 67040 EZ Arms XR Rear Center Adjustable Control Arm Honda Acura
SPL Pro Suspension SPLELEVOX Eccentric Lockout Kit - Toe and Camber Adjustment
Torque Solution TS-EX-668-E Rear Toe Eccentric Lockout Kit for Mitsubishi Evolution 8/9
Truhart TH-T208 Rear Toe Kit Pillowball Red BMW 3-Series G20/G21 Z4 G29 Toyota Supra
Truhart TH-T215-PB Rear Toe Kit with Pillowball Bushings for Tesla Model S & X
What Are Alignment Camber & Toe Kits?
Camber and toe are two of the most critical wheel alignment angles on any vehicle. Camber refers to the inward or outward tilt of a tire when viewed from the front of the car, while toe describes whether the fronts of the tires point toward or away from each other. When either angle drifts out of specification — whether from normal wear, a hard impact, or a suspension lift or lowering — tire wear accelerates dramatically and handling degrades. Alignment camber/toe kits restore and refine these angles without requiring full suspension replacement.
Why These Kits Matter
Factory suspension geometry is engineered for stock ride height and largely static conditions. Once a vehicle is lowered, raised, or simply aged, the geometry changes. When a vehicle is lowered, the geometry of the suspension is changed, affecting the surface contact your tires are able to make with the road. This is where camber and toe correction kits come in — they replace or augment OEM control arms, cam bolts, or bushings with adjustable components that bring angles back in range, or allow fine-tuning for specific performance goals.
The components you'll find in this category include adjustable control arms, cam bolt kits, offset toe bushings, and complete rear camber/toe arm sets. Some kits simply replace factory cam bolts to expand the available adjustment range, while others offer fully adjustable aftermarket arms with extended degrees of correction. Choosing the right type depends on how far out of alignment your vehicle sits, whether it's been modified, and whether you're targeting street driving or performance handling.
Key Considerations When Shopping
- Adjustment range: Look at how many degrees of camber and toe correction the kit offers. Mildly lowered vehicles may only need ±1°, while aggressively lowered builds may require ±2° to ±3° or more.
- Bushing material: Rubber bushings absorb road noise and suit daily drivers; pillow-ball or spherical joints offer more precise feedback for track applications.
- Front vs. rear: Many vehicles are more susceptible to rear camber/toe changes after lowering. Confirm which axle (or both) needs correction before purchasing.
- Vehicle fitment: These kits are highly vehicle-specific. Always verify the part fits your exact year, make, model, and trim before ordering.
Top Brands in Alignment Camber & Toe Kits
SPC Performance is a leader in precision alignment solutions, particularly popular with enthusiasts driving Subaru, Nissan, Infiniti, Honda, Hyundai, and Kia platforms. Their kits are engineered to work with the factory suspension mounting points — SPC Performance rear camber and toe adjustment kits can double the range of rear camber and toe adjustment to increase handling performance, while minimizing tire wear. Many of their kits require no slotting or grinding and cover hundreds of applications from the 1990s forward. Their proprietary xAxis Sealed Joint technology delivers the compliance of a rubber bushing with durability closer to a pillow-ball joint.
Truhart specializes in camber and toe correction for Honda and Acura platforms, making them a go-to source for owners of Accord, Civic, TSX, TL, TLX, Integra, and S2000 models. Their kits are constructed from machine-welded, high-quality steel with hardened rubber bushings, offering adjustability that factory arms simply can't provide. Truhart's arms are designed to correct alignment on lowered vehicles and are well-regarded for their value-to-quality ratio among the enthusiast community.
Moog Chassis Parts brings its long-standing reputation as the chassis industry's "Problem Solver" to camber and toe kits. Their alignment kits are designed to restore vehicles to factory specifications or provide precise adjustment through quality shims, cam bolts, and bushings — and by constantly introducing design enhancements that extend product life and simplify installation and replacement, MOOG has earned its reputation as the chassis industry's Problem Solver. Moog's alignment kits are a trusted choice for everyday drivers and professional technicians alike, spanning a wide range of domestic and import applications.