Product Warning!

deftsound

Please ask me how much my supercharger cost
Apr 6, 2004
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I just put on "C.A.M" caster camber plates and tokico shocks and struts. The shocks, struts and springs are great but the CAM caster camber plates are junk.

I figured a cc plate was a cc plate so i went on ebay and bought the CAM cc plates because not only were they only 130$ but they really looked like a quality product.

Anyway long story short they are pieces of ****, the "heavy duty poly-eurythene" bushings were shot to **** after 2 days. The instructions suck, and apparently i overtightened the strut tower nut because it doesnt say anywhere in the instructions how far to tighten down.

So today i try to order new bushings, guess what? CAM doesnt exist, the phone number they give you is disconnected...So i went to oreillys and found some bushings that actually fit better than the ones CAM gave me..

Anyway i just want to warn all of yall to stay away from CAM products....
 
Advice taken. Those were the plates that I was going to order next friday, too. Thanks.

I always figured that C.A.M. products were actually MAC products. The font's the same and everything... Weird.
 
Advice taken. Those were the plates that I was going to order next friday, too. Thanks.

I always figured that C.A.M. products were actually MAC products. The font's the same and everything... Weird.

Why would you think that? You would figure that if a company was releasing a new product line, they wouldn't spell their own name backwards to brand it.

Those C.A.M. products you see is an acronym for "Creative After Market", and as best I can tell, are chinese made knockoff products. They are the "Professional Products" of headers, fuel regulators, and apparently caster/camber plates.

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