Lexus ball joint query

[ALPHA]

Will the SPC's front adjustable ball joints fit in the rear? Wondering since my rear camber is still rocking a solid 2.8degrees, even though my stock camber bolts are maxed out and begging for mercy. Lol. Is there a way to chill out the rear camber without sacrificing my entire suspension setup? Any thoughts would be much appreciated.

 

[Phlur Greylocke]

From what I know, front and rear suspension components aren't interchangeable due to different designs and loads. So, SPC's front adjustable ball joints likely won't fit properly in the rear.

To dial back that rear camber without a major overhaul, you can get these adjustable rear camber arms, they replace your stock arms and allow for fine tuning of the camber angle. but let's see what the others here will advise

 

[Epitomeofluxury]

Nah, SPC's front ball joints won't work in the rear, they're built for totally different geometry. Depending on your setup, some adjustable rear arms can get you where you need to be without tossing your whole suspension into chaos

 

[LeeY0h]

Hmm , if your camber bolts are maxed and you're still at -2.8, front ball joints wont help in the rear since they're not compatible. Youre better off investing in rear camber arms or adjustable bushings. It's the bestest way to correct camber without compromising your ride quality and/or alignment.

 

[Emerica69]

It won't fit. For your camber issue, you might want to look into rear camber kits or adjustable control arms that specifically address rear alignment without messing up the rest of your suspension. Its a better way to dial in your camber without sacrificing ride quality.