Camber Bolts
Originally Posted by sarlacc23
bump.
Want to know if I can get a little camber out of my wheels without getting into buying mods.
Want to know if I can get a little camber out of my wheels without getting into buying mods.
front no unless u bend the control arm itself
Originally Posted by VXCL
rear yes using longer bolt (m10 x 1.25 60mm and washers)
front no unless u bend the control arm itself
front no unless u bend the control arm itself
For the first time ever I curse hondas for having 0 camber from the factory
Originally Posted by VXCL
rear yes using longer bolt (m10 x 1.25 60mm and washers)
front no unless u bend the control arm itself
front no unless u bend the control arm itself
unless u use some weak bolt i dont see how that would be an issue. the longer bolt grabs all the threads and is just as secure as before. use at least grade 8 or higher bolt. in order to brake anything you would have to drive in such a way that you would prob brake something anyways. i used 2 washers which thickess is anbout 4 mm. ur really not moving it too much at all. i could see if you had to correct alot of camber then this is prob not a good idea like a 3" drop.
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you could still use the washers with a 3" drop but probably not get perfect camber, as in use 3-4 washers but not 6 or whatever it will take to correct the camber.... but at least correct it enough so you don't look /------\ in the back.
Originally Posted by ding069
I have heard that this method is not best if you drive the car hard around turns and shit, is that true? No matter what, thats what i am doing with my car when i have my camber probs next week.
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