Camber bolt question please help
#2
Those springs drop it only 2 inches you would not need camber unless your wheel offset is way low and you needed to tuck it in a little to keep from rubbing. Wait 2-3 weeks after installing them so they can settle before having alignment checked.
#3
...CAMBER BOLTS....
I'm guessing that you mean the adjustable front camber bolts on e-bay for about $15.
I bought a set and will install them before my next alignment.
Even without adding springs, your alignment could be more accurate, allowing an adjustment that is not possible with the OEM bolt.
I have H-TECH's and want as accurate an alignment as possible.
I would say YES, get the camber bolts.
I bought a set and will install them before my next alignment.
Even without adding springs, your alignment could be more accurate, allowing an adjustment that is not possible with the OEM bolt.
I have H-TECH's and want as accurate an alignment as possible.
I would say YES, get the camber bolts.
#4
I'm guessing that you mean the adjustable front camber bolts on e-bay for about $15.
I bought a set and will install them before my next alignment.
Even without adding springs, your alignment could be more accurate, allowing an adjustment that is not possible with the OEM bolt.
I have H-TECH's and want as accurate an alignment as possible.
I would say YES, get the camber bolts.
I bought a set and will install them before my next alignment.
Even without adding springs, your alignment could be more accurate, allowing an adjustment that is not possible with the OEM bolt.
I have H-TECH's and want as accurate an alignment as possible.
I would say YES, get the camber bolts.
Could I give the stealership the new camber bolts when they do my alignment soon anyway?
#6
It's hard to find local shops willing to work on "Japcrap," period.
Most people have trucks over here.
I could do some searching to see if I can DIY-it.
#8
I'm glad most people hate my car, haha, but it sucks when local shop guys specialize in Fords and Chevys.
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