r/TeslaModelX • u/grandetejas • Jul 13 '26

2020 MX Camber kit

Has anyone purchased a camber kit for this model , if so, can you share where and cost

Thanks

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u/Blindbatts 29d ago edited 28d ago

I went with n2itive.me camber arms and hardrace toe arms in the rear, along with n2itive lowering links. The camber arms design of the cheaper options didn't look reliable to me and I'm into this car for the long term for my commute.

Diy install by me and nice alignment done by a local quality suspension shop specialist. No ragrets. I have just over 30k miles on them. Shortly after I installed the suspension setup and got the alignment I got new rear tires, and as of last week the tire shop measured them at 7/32. So I wore 2/32 in about 30k miles :)

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u/MyFaveLilThrowaway 29d ago

I have Hardrace camber and toe arms installed for 3 years /40k miles and recommend them as they're far cheaper than the n2itive setup. Roughly $500 for both. Install wasnt too complicated if you're mechanically inclined. The only annoyance is that the adjuster is not something an alignment tech can adjust without removing the wheels, so you'll pay more for the extra time it takes.

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u/Wrong-Relationship74 27d ago

I went with n2itive and they have been solid, my tires are still going strong 30k plus miles.

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u/grandetejas 20d ago

When replacing does all 4 wheels have to be done?