Camber bolts.
25 September 2011, 01:15 PM
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Camber bolts.
Hi folks,
I need some advice. I will shortly be changing the springs on my 2004 WRX for some Tein lowered springs. A couple of people have mentioned that I wil need to replace the rear camber bolts too. I am not sure why I need to do this, and if so why do I only need to replace the rear bolts ?
Will these bolts do the job for my 2004 WRX ???
http://www.scoobyparts.com/acatalog/...ENT_BOLTS.html
Any advice or comments appreciated !
Cheers,
Wilky.
I need some advice. I will shortly be changing the springs on my 2004 WRX for some Tein lowered springs. A couple of people have mentioned that I wil need to replace the rear camber bolts too. I am not sure why I need to do this, and if so why do I only need to replace the rear bolts ?
Will these bolts do the job for my 2004 WRX ???
http://www.scoobyparts.com/acatalog/...ENT_BOLTS.html
Any advice or comments appreciated !
Cheers,
Wilky.
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The standard rear bolts are not camber bolts, their are just regular parallel bolts.
When you lower the car with the Tein springs the camber will change, fitting rear camber bolts allows the camber to be reset as required.
Fronts already have camber bolts as standard.
The bolts you have listed will be fine
When you lower the car with the Tein springs the camber will change, fitting rear camber bolts allows the camber to be reset as required.
Fronts already have camber bolts as standard.
The bolts you have listed will be fine
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The standard rear bolts are not camber bolts, their are just regular parallel bolts.
When you lower the car with the Tein springs the camber will change, fitting rear camber bolts allows the camber to be reset as required.
Fronts already have camber bolts as standard.
The bolts you have listed will be fine
When you lower the car with the Tein springs the camber will change, fitting rear camber bolts allows the camber to be reset as required.
Fronts already have camber bolts as standard.
The bolts you have listed will be fine
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