Hey everyone. I'm new here, and I actually just joined to make this post.. looking for a little help. I recently went to get my Sebring's front end aligned and the alignment shop told me I would need a camber kit in order to align it properly. I was in a front-driver's side collision a while back, so they said things were just a little out of whack because of that. Looking around online, I see that there are at least three different kinds of camber kits. I really just need to know if it makes a difference what kind I buy, or is there a certain one I would need to fit the front end of my car? Will I need to buy two even though I was just hit on the driver's side? Any other help would be appreciated.

 

why dont u let them supply the right stuff and u not worry about it? They have kits to do this job U wont be able to install it any way because u dont have the specs from the machine that is needed for the right shims.

 

Another thing. Yours is a coupe and anything made for a sedan or convertible will NOT work on your car. Coupe suspension is totally different. Like the man says, let them do it.

 

Okay, thanks for the input. A friend with mechanic experience told me I could probably install the camber kit myself well enough to drive it to the alignment shop a block up the road, provided I was able to figure out what one I needed. I just didn't want to dish out the extra couple hundred dollars for labor if I really didn't need to.