Lowered my car about 1.5 inches. The front camber is just a tad out of spec. It's not a big concern as far as tire wear, but I am considering installing it just to make it right. Anyone have any experience with this brand as far as reliability and effectiveness ? My mechanic questions whether it's adjustment will hold up. Especially since I live in New Jersey where the roads are horrible.

 

There have been numerous comparisons between the SPC brand alignment kits and the Ingalls. We recommend the Ingalls for their great range of adjustability and quality bushings. You can read the comparison thread here:

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Yes but would someone answer my question that I wrote

 

SPC is still a good brand, it should hold your alignment well and be pretty effective and reliable. Of course hitting potholes with your car is going to throw your alignment off regardless of what kit you buy. The only solution for us in the Northeast is frequent alignments.