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SPC Performance

SPC Performance EZ Shim Dual Angle Camber/Toe Shim (Red)

SKU: SPC75800
Barcode: 082642758006

$6.45

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SPC Performance EZ Shim Dual Angle Camber/Toe Shim (Red)

$6.45

$6.45

Tech Specs

Brand
SPC Performance
SKU
SPC75800
Shipping weight
0.16 lb

A Full Contact Dual Angle shim consisting of only four-part numbers that corrects Toe and Camber with one shim. Instruction sheets are included in each shim package. Various combinations of the shims and shim accessories are included on 88700 Dual Angle Shim Board, and our Passenger Car Assortment Board (88260). CAUTION: Check for caliper to rotor clearance when installing this part on vehicles equipped with rear disc brakes. Some vehicles may require the use of longer bolts. Recommend use of 10408 bolts and 75970 spacers as required. Recommended Tools: 75915 - EZ Shim Cutter Rear Adjustment range: Camber 1.50 Toe 1.50 Required: 1 shim per wheel

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