1. Enhanced Traction: Negative camber, achieved by adjusting camber arms, tilts the top of the wheels inward. This setup keeps more tire surface in contact with the road during turns, maximizing grip and reducing the risk of losing control.

2. Improved Cornering Stability: With better camber control, the car can maintain stability during fast turns, helping drivers manage the car’s drift angle with more precision.

3. Adjustable Handling Dynamics: Camber arms offer the flexibility to adjust suspension settings, allowing drivers to fine-tune their setup for different drift tracks or conditions.

For drift setups, aftermarket camber arms are usually more durable and allow greater adjustment range compared to factory ones, making them essential for serious drifters.