JediKeith

Wheels look good on the car. How much camber did the bolts give you? usually cam bolts give you about - 2 degrees so if youre running 2 sets I would assume it should be - 4 degrees, but it doesnt look like it.

m R g S r

It's no where near -4. I'm at the shop now, on a brand new hunter and its -1.3 and -1.4 deg front. Less than a degree each on the rear. With tanabe springs

But it's not a cam bolt. It's just an OEM bolt that's necked down in the center to allow the knuckle to move closer or further from the strut.

JediKeith

Yea true. Ill prob end up going with these...
http://www.rockauto.com/catalog/rafr...ttype=13512&ck[ID]=0&ck[idlist]=0&ck[viewcurrency]=USD&ck[PHP_SESSION_ID]=qqqk9s5d892b7ffo08tndf64s7

Doublade

i purchase spc cam bolts, and they work wonders, -1.5 does make a difference when you tuck rims on bags.

tigermack

So I ended up getting SPC camber bolts. They are only $29 shipped for me. Got -2.6 and -2.3 front camber with BC coilovers installed.

Gonna need to get her some rear arms... too much camber.





wheel is slightly turned but you get the idea...

chargerfan

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tigermack, can u please post up a link to where u bought those? I wanna read up on the specs.

afaik most camber bolts only have 1.75 degrees of adj, i hear that spc can go up to neg -3, which you came very close to

those rear arms ........ more info please


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tigermack

Box says 1.75 +/- adjustment so they are correct... which means I got about -.5 or so from lowering the car more.

I am just thinking aloud for the arms, looks like that's what adjust the camber for the rear, like my old Mazda3.