How to install camber adjusters (#86140 & 86160)

[JarvisB]

Hello,

I searched and did not have any luck finding what I am looking for.

I was looking for a DIY guide how to install camber adjusters.

I am going to lower my explorer within a month and I will order Ingalls Part #86140(front) and #86180(rear)

This will provide me 2 degrees of camber which is supposed to put the vehicle back into spec after alignment in the rear, and 3 to 4 degrees in the front. Those are not the cheap shims that dont do **** to your cambers (most of the people I know are running with shims).

Anyone can explain me how to install those parts? how hard is it? I am going to swap the springs myself, but I want to do the cambers as well because the shop is going to charge me 160 to install the cambers. I am positive that my brother and I can do the job if we could get some further explanation.

Any input would be appreciated, thank you!

 

[JarvisB]

Just found this few minutes ago.

Not sure if quality is the same with Ingalls brand camber kit.

But here is a lot cheaper kit (exactly same design): #86140(79.95 for a pair) and #86180(54.39 for a pair) which means the total is going to be only 135 bucks before shipping.

From Ingalls, it is $156.80 for front cambers and $78.32 for the rear cambers. Total is going to be $235 bucks before shipping

Edit: Did a lil research and seems like this brand is good. check their website out and they were in some articles. LINK I think I will be buying their products!

 

[JarvisB]

I will need 4 cambers for the front wheels and 2 for the rear wheels, correct?

Apparently the Ingalls are cheaper because in their picture it shows 4 cambers for 86140 and 2 cambers for 86180.