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After my aligment my rear camber is making squeaky noise while driving. Yesterday i put some grease on it and it seem it be fine for yesterday driving but today this morning is started to happen again. I don't know what wrong it.

 
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Did you just get the camber kit installed?

 
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yah i think i may have the same problems. I have the ingalls camber kit with polyurethane bushings. I never though of that.

 
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I have spc camber kit and yes it been install on my car for year and half. I just installed my tien basic and now after aligment is started to make squeaky noise

 
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I dont think it is the camber kit, I think it is the teins themselves. Other people are also having this problem. Check around the forum.

 
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I put some grease on the camber and it work fine for few hrs or day then started to squeak again. I have it before when i have Gc but it not noticable when i put grease before the sound run away for year it on and off something but it not very noticable then right now. it is possible because my tein is new and camber it just adjust soo.. it take time to sattle down? camber just adjust it yesterday and tein been in my car for 3 weeks

 
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I have the Ingalls camber kit too. I lowered my car and the next week or so I installed the camber kit for the rear. It wasn't squeaking before I put the camber kit in but now it is. If you read about the polyurethane camber kit from Ingalls they say...

38950 Polyurethane bushings are designed for a performance like ride. Polyurethane may squeak if not properly lubricated. You should use a lubricate will not wash away. Once the lubricate is washed out or contaminated from road grime the lubricate will no longer be effective. You will need to re-lubricate.

My guess is use lithium or wheel bearing grease.

 
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^did you have to take it off to lube it, or can you just put some around the joint? I dont see how u could lube it without taking everything out, but i guess ill try anywas.

 
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i haven't lubed it yet... i was saying i need to. My guess is try and pack it in like if you were packing bearings. Then work it in by swinging the arm up and down. Do you know how to do that?

 
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I packed mine with antisieze and lithium grease, they haven't made a peep in 7 months. Slobbering it on the surface won't do it, you need to get it into the bushing.

 
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^what i figured..i just dont wanna take it off and potentially screw up my alignment...

 
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You can do it while its still in there. Go to the hardware store, buy a barbeque basting syringe (looks like a huge drug needle, might also be able to find a wallpaper glue syringe, same effect). Get a basketball pump needle, put the 2 together, pack the syringe with some grease, or get a grease tube with a needle point applicator (hobby store). The inner diameter of the bushing should be grooved, go into each one of the grooves, squirt some grease. It can be done while its in the car.

 
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^good idea...maybe ill try that out thanks!

 
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Yeah that should work... i'll probably try that too

 
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I got spc, 30$ front and back no noise haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

 
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Well today i tried that method and it didnt work out for me. The holes are too small and i couldt get the needle in, so i just took off the entire assembly (camber arm) and left the settings the same. I just took out the arm with the bushing and threw some grease up in there! So far no squeaking, but we will see with time. It was alot easier than trying to manuever the needle and syringe in the super tight spot. I just hope i didnt screw my alignment. Camber is the same as before so i should be good to go.