GKTech - R33/R34 Skyline Front Upper Camber Arms (FUCA's) - R33X-FUCA

GKTech - R33/R34 Skyline Front Upper Camber Arms (FUCA's) - R33X-FUCA

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GKTech - R33/R34 Skyline Front Upper Camber Arms (FUCA's) - R33X-FUCAThe GKTECH R33 R34 Skyline Front Upper Camber Arms (FUCA's) are used to adjust the front camber on your Skyline. When you lower your car negative camber is introduced. This reduces the contact patch of your tires and thus available traction. Our front upper camber arms will correct this issue. The GKTECH camber arms are a direct replacement of the standard arms. These camber arms allow for 0 through to +30mm of adjustment compared to the OEM arm. When

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012