A specialized set of components designed to allow adjustable modification of the vertical angle of the front wheels on a specific vehicle model. This allows for deviation from the factory-set alignment specifications. An example would be installing this on a particular generation of the Lexus IS 250 sedan to achieve a desired handling characteristic or to accommodate lowered suspension.
Adjusting this angle can improve tire wear, enhance cornering performance, or achieve a particular aesthetic. The ability to fine-tune the alignment is especially beneficial when the vehicle’s ride height has been altered from its original factory configuration, as lowering a vehicle can often negatively impact the factory camber settings. Historically, fixed suspension geometry limited alignment options; these kits provide a solution to regain adjustability and optimize vehicle dynamics.
