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Starting at $8.95, AutoBuffy stocks 5 alignment camber kits from SKP, MOOG, and Mevotech Original Grade for the Dodge D450. A camber kit adjusts the inward or outward tilt of the wheels relative to vertical, correcting alignment angles that factory hardware cannot reach — especially after a lift, lowering, or worn suspension. Without it, tires wear unevenly and handling suffers.
The right camber kit depends on how much correction you need and whether your Dodge D450 has been lifted, lowered, or had suspension components replaced. Bolt-in kits work for mild corrections, while fully adjustable arms or eccentric hardware give a wider correction range for heavily modified vehicles. Match the kit to your specific axle position — front, rear, or both — as they are not interchangeable.
| Option | Best for | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Eccentric Bolt / Cam Bolt Kit | Stock-height or mildly modified Dodge D450 needing small camber correction | Replacement bolts with offset cam washers that pivot within the existing hole to shift the knuckle; minimal fabrication, simple swap |
| Adjustable Upper Control Arm Kit | Lifted Dodge D450 where factory upper arms limit camber range | Aftermarket arms with rod-end or ball-joint pivot that allows several degrees of adjustment beyond OEM range |
| Adjustable Lower Control Arm Kit | Lowered Dodge D450 with excess negative camber at the front or rear | Extended or slotted lower arms that push the wheel bottom outward to bring camber back into spec |
| Rear Camber Arm / Lateral Link Kit | Independent rear suspension Dodge D450 showing rear tire edge wear | Adjustable rear lateral links or trailing arms that dial in rear camber independently, critical for AWD and performance applications |
Raise and support the vehicle safely, remove the wheel, and disconnect the relevant control arm or loosen the existing mounting bolts to swap in the eccentric cam hardware or replacement arm. Snug all fasteners with the suspension at ride height — not hanging — so bushings are not preloaded in a twisted position. Drive immediately to an alignment shop to set camber, toe, and caster to factory or your preferred spec before putting miles on the vehicle.