SpeedyBenz Camber Arms

[Tetro87]

Hey I just got my new 99 C43 about two months ago and decided I wanted it to work a little better around the corners. I lowered the car about 1" 1/2- 1" 3/4 and have recently been looking at Speedy's custom camber arms. i just have one question (I know i am gonna end up asking more thou =( ) what is the advantage to the adjustable arms than the fixed arms? I know the camber affects the vertical axis of the wheels in respect to the road and car but does the adjustables move as you are cornering or is it like you can adjust the camber yourself without having to look up the numbers and going to a shop? Thanks for the help

-Tetro

[SLAMMED_C]

The whole point of Speedybenz's custom camber arms is to be able to correct negative camber to lessen tire wear.
Or
to be able to set camber as you like for use on the street or track.
it is still something that will have to be set by someone at an alignment shop. it does not change on the fly or as you are cornering.

[Tetro87]

Ok thanks thats what I thought but I had to make sure

[Rusdi Harahap]

I drive my W202 C230 on track...

Has anyone ever used an an adjustable rear camber from e-bay:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Mercedes-Benz-W202-C-Class-Adjustable-Rear-Camber-Arm_W0QQitemZ390076515402QQcmdZViewItemQQptZMotors _Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories?hash=item5ad25f444a

Is it recommended?

Thanks guys

[JRE320]

It's recommended when you car is lowered.

[Rusdi Harahap]

Originally posted by JRE320
It's recommended when you car is lowered.

Sure, i've lowered my car using eibach sportline coil which is lower than my previous eibach prokit .... I consider to apply this adjustable rear camber in order to have better traction on track...