Adjusting Camber on an LS400

is there anyway i can get more negative camber on an ls400 without buying a camber kit? i just got some 20mm spacers and now my wheels rub. So if any on can help.. let me know.

Have you tried modifying your fenders yet?

[QUOTE=lp_yang;80444]is there anyway i can get more negative camber on an ls400 without buying a camber kit? i just got some 20mm spacers and now my wheels rub. So if any on can help.. let me know.[/QUOTE]

got any pics of your setup? size of wheels and size of tires will help as well as pics.

Did you max out your stock adjustment?

I know this is a a no brainer for someone out there... does the LS400 have stock camber adjustment in the front? If not, what are my options for cambering in the front?

anyone have a clue about LS front camber??? come on people, I'm just trying to figure out what I'm going to need to do to camber in my front wheels!

[QUOTE=gmckey;82733]anyone have a clue about LS front camber??? come on people, I'm just trying to figure out what I'm going to need to do to camber in my front wheels![/QUOTE]
You Zealand arms..$1000+...have fun.

Take it to an alignment shop and tell them to max out your camber to negative. Don't try and do it yourself you will be just wasting your time.

[QUOTE=gmckey;82733]anyone have a clue about LS front camber??? come on people, I'm just trying to figure out what I'm going to need to do to camber in my front wheels![/QUOTE]

You can get -3degs out of maxing the stock adjustment. Don't buy the youzeland arms, they will at most only give you -3degs their design is more like for correcting camber then adding.

[url]http://www.more-japan.com/Nagisa-Auto-Front-Camber-Adapter-p-18376.html[/url]

you could probably make something like that. dont look too in depth