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- NEGATIVE CAMBER UPPER ARM (251 474 K)
- (Japanparts No :
376-041-001
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Skyline V35 <Infiniti G35>
FairladyZ Z33 <350Z>
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Skyline V35 <Infiniti G35>
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For CPV35,
Remarks: +4mm,-4mm,±0mm,-8mm,-12mm 5level adjustable, 30 camber changes every 4mm movement, but the amount of change varies depending on individual differences and height of the vehicle. Use the reference value as a guide. For front.
CUSCO NEGATIVE CAMBER UPPER ARM Features:
- Adjust the camber angle in the negative direction by shorter arm length compared from the OEM stock upper arm.
- Increased cornering performance by expanding the contact surface of the tire during cornering.
* Just replace the OEM stock front upper arm * Bolt-on installation * Setting: Front
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