TruHart Rear Camber Kit TH-H212

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Old 05-31-2016, 11:07 PM
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TruHart Rear Camber Kit TH-H212

This camber kit is fantastic. Truhart control arms are made by Hardrace. The only difference is matte-red color....and also TruhartUSA actually offers CUSTOMER SERVICE. The bushings, turnbuckles, nuts, hardware were all identical to the Hardrace kit I mistakenly purchased (it was for the TSX). The only difference is the TL has a larger ball joint stud so this kit is a must. The ball-joint boots look to mimic the updated SPC accordion boots. This should provide long-lasting boot life. I still swapped in brand new OEM "52454-SEP-A01" boots since they only cost $3 each at my local dealership. A little added insurance, but shouldn't be completely necessary. Adjustment is tricky once installed, but most people leave that to the professionals. I also opted to re-use the OEM castle nut and self-locking pin.

For the DIY'ers out there: When installing the arm, you will need a ball-joint separator to get the old arm out. For adjustment, you will need some large wrenches. If I remember correctly 21mm 24mm and a regular short-adjustable. The large wrenches are for holding, and the short-adjustable is for turning anything as there is absolutely no room to swing long wrenches. Holding the turnbuckle steady with a wrench while tightening or loosening the jam-nuts is also a must (otherwise the opposite jam nut breaks loose every time). The inner jam-nut can only be loosened/tightened from behind the rear tire. The outer jam nut can only be loosened/tightened from in front of the rear tire. Once the jam nuts are loose, the turnbuckle can be adjusted from either in front or behind the rear wheel. I think behind is easier. Remember that adjusting camber always has an effect on toe. If you cannot set Toe yourself, then I definitely suggest a professional alignment.

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Old 06-01-2016, 06:30 PM
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They're competitively priced at $140 shipped. I'm still very happy with my SPC camber arms. Good to know there's another option out there.
Old 06-01-2016, 06:35 PM
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Mine was $126 shipped on Amazon (no tax since it's a 3rd party seller). Since then another seller popped up at $125. Amazon prices can bounce around.
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