Aftermarket Wheels and Suspension

[bens1088]

Hi guys I have a 280zx with 17x7 +40 offset rims, 1.5" adapters and 225/45/17. Im about to go through a suspension restoration. What should I do?

I'm looking at the Master Urethane Kit, 79-83 ZX from MSA.

 

 

Front Control Arm Bushing Kit:

79-83 ZX Bushing Kit ($19.76)

79-83 ZX Camber Kit ($62.96)

Rear Control Arm Bushing Kit:

79-83 ZX Bushing Kit ($35.06)

Tension Rod Kit:

79-83 ZX Bushing Kit ($26.06)

79-83 ZX Tension Compression Kit ($26.96)

Bump Stop Kit:

79-83 ZX Bump Stops (front only $14.36)

 

What is the difference between the camber kit and the bushing kit? and tension compression kit?

 

I read somewhere that the camber is messed up when you put on bigger rims and tires, so what do I need to fix this?

 

Any feedback is appreciated.

 

Thanks

[freakshow]

I just went through the rear end of my 79 zx, used all suspension techniques parts, all from autozone, i dont know how much i spent, but i cant imagine it was that much, summit has them too, not as a kit, all individual bushings, from what ive felt in my car the difference is phenominal compared to the stock rubber. make sure you lube the bushings real good

the difference between a bushing set and a camber kit is offset bushings with a washer to change the camber of your wheels slightly, never used them, i'm going with the 80's big wheel in back thing, 225/60/16's in the back, 205/50 16's in the front