Double Decker Adjustable Front Camber Plates For 06-11 Honda Civic
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-MOOKEEH "Double Decker" Adjustable front camber plates
-Fit: 06-11 Honda Civic
Two Stacks of 1/2" CNC Machined Billet Aluminum Plates
Clears the Strut Shaft Under the Strut Tower
Allowing Maximum Adjustment without Modifying the Strut Tower
Clears up to 7/8" from the top of the bottom bearing housing plate
CNC Machined billet aluminum top plates
Billet top aluminum plates are designed and made in house
Strong steel bottom bearing housings
Will not work with lowering springs & coilovers that uses the stock strut mounts
Designed and Manufactured in the USA
-This is a final sale. Please ask questions/concerns prior to purchasing.
-Free Shipping in the US
-MOOKEEH "Double Decker" Adjustable front camber plates
-Fit: 06-11 Honda Civic
Two Stacks of 1/2" CNC Machined Billet Aluminum Plates
Clears the Strut Shaft Under the Strut Tower
Allowing Maximum Adjustment without Modifying the Strut Tower
Clears up to 7/8" from the top of the bottom bearing housing plate
CNC Machined billet aluminum top plates
Billet top aluminum plates are designed and made in house
Strong steel bottom bearing housings
Will not work with lowering springs & coilovers that uses the stock strut mounts
Designed and Manufactured in the USA
-This is a final sale. Please ask questions/concerns prior to purchasing.
-Free Shipping in the US
-MOOKEEH "Double Decker" Adjustable front camber plates
-Fit: 06-11 Honda Civic
Two Stacks of 1/2" CNC Machined Billet Aluminum Plates
Clears the Strut Shaft Under the Strut Tower
Allowing Maximum Adjustment without Modifying the Strut Tower
Clears up to 7/8" from the top of the bottom bearing housing plate
CNC Machined billet aluminum top plates
Billet top aluminum plates are designed and made in house
Strong steel bottom bearing housings
Will not work with lowering springs & coilovers that uses the stock strut mounts
Designed and Manufactured in the USA
-This is a final sale. Please ask questions/concerns prior to purchasing.
