[MBZ] Photos of K-Mac rear camber kit

Hi all, Mercedes' oversight of not providing rear camber adjustment has been remedied in a few different ways. One solution is the K-Mac kit, which replaces the stock bushing with an eccentric bushing that allows camber adjustment. I recently received the kit, but haven't installed it yet (plan to

Re: [MBZ] Photos of K-Mac rear camber kit

Dave, I know I'm jumping into this topic a bit late. From what I see, the KMAC bushings replace the inner bushing on the big spring link and the bushing on the rear tie rod, correct? So to decrease negative camber, adjustment of the eccentric bolts would pull the inner part of the rear wheel *clos

Re: [MBZ] Photos of K-Mac rear camber kit

300D - 261kmi (Sportline) > -- > Date: Fri, 2 Dec 2005 00:39:20 -0800 > From: Aaron Lam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Subject: Re: [MBZ] Photos of K-Mac rear camber kit > > Dave, > > I know I'm jumping into this topic a bit late. From what I see, the > KMAC bu

Re: [MBZ] Photos of K-Mac rear camber kit

Does the kit come with an "R" sticker, clear tailights, and a can of yellow paint for the lower body bits? --R Dave M. wrote: Hi all, Mercedes' oversight of not providing rear camber adjustment has been remedied in a few different ways. One solution is the K-Mac kit, which replaces the stock