p1kris

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Anyone know if there are any coilovers out there, that u can adjust the camber on the REAR shocks?

Thanks

TinyTim

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You can always get camber bolts.

p1kris

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Really? Cool where can I get some mate?

davedipster

BC's have slotted holes at the hub, infact you could slot any coilover at the hub to give you adjustment.

dipster.

Arch

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Camber adjustable top mounts are in some ways a better option as you dont run the risk of the camber bolts moving, which they do if disturbed by pot holes or slight off's or kerbs on track. The downside is they create more noise

classicgc8

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you should be able to get around 1mm negative camber on the oe bolts if you lift the wheel up and tightnen them up,
friend of mine ended up with 0.9mm neg camber on rear with his bcs using the standard bolts only,i was surprised at the amount of movement-0.9mm neg to 0.4mm pos just lifting the wheel up and down with them loose.

mrjelly

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I had coilovers fitted on my previous hawkeyesti, but didn't get the camber bolts until after and there was no movement available on rear camber. She was sitting at neg 5 (neg2.5 each side) and it was visibly evident. That would have been better for track (apparently) but not for road, should be neg3.
You can maybe get some movement with oe bolts on classic, but there is no camber adjustment on rear of a hawkeye (sti at least). So if you have a hawkeye better get the camber bolts and if you have a saloon get the extenders, cos it's a pain taking seats in and out to adjust the dampening.
You can get camber bolts from Apex along with their coilovers, have a look at group buy posts. think my camber bolts were £28 !

360ste

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Whiteline do camber adjusting bolts. For road use you replace one bolt per strut, for track you replace both. Have them on my bugeye with Tein shocks, only thing is for adjusting rear camber some places do charge a high price.

p1kris

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Thanks for the info guys. I think im going to go for bc coilovers rm series as they have adjustable top mounts on the rear.