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phunkynova
13-03-12, 07:19 PM
Camber adjustment bolts.
Anyone using or used them on a Nova ?.
Are they any good ?.
Are they strong are they up to use in motorsport ?.

Novasport
13-03-12, 07:58 PM
Eibach make them so there version should be up to the job as no doubt they are TUV approved.

Nova_Tek
13-03-12, 07:58 PM
I've got them but not yet fitted. They are made by Eibach as stated so imagine they should be fine.

Jeff16v
13-03-12, 08:07 PM
Exactly the same as the bolts on my mk1 golf fitted by vw, you certainly find out when it not lined up properly as incorrect camber eats tyres quickly.

phunkynova
13-03-12, 08:11 PM
Yer they are called Eibach BUT MADE IN CHINA.!!

Spudly
13-03-12, 08:13 PM
Where can you source these little dooberries from, the bay of gay?

Nova_Tek
13-03-12, 08:14 PM
Yer they are called Eibach BUT MADE IN CHINA.!!

So are iPhones!

phunkynova
13-03-12, 08:14 PM
Yer they are there to be found

Nova_Tek
13-03-12, 08:15 PM
Where can you source these little dooberries from, the bay of gay?

I got mine from LMF Spudders :thumb:

phunkynova
13-03-12, 08:15 PM
Yer China good at plastic things

Riggy
13-03-12, 08:22 PM
Or as jeff said mk1 golfs think mk2 had them aswell

Nip down to local vw :)

blue_peg_16v
13-03-12, 11:42 PM
Got mine second hand for £6 delivered on gaybay I am a tight fecker lol

Dan Stanley
14-03-12, 08:46 AM
I got a pair from Elitedirect or whatever its called. Its a massive tyre, wheel, suspension, exhaust place on the A1306 near Rainham in Essex. They were £20 to buy, £20 to fit and a fecking fortune to adjust when they do there super duper wheel alignment! They did help the handling and the tyre wear, but I wish I had another more trusted and cheaper garage who could adjust them.
Ive had them fitted for years on various different engined novas and they've mostly been fine. Although I had a hunch that they were knocked out of alignment a couple of times when Ive hit a pot hole whilst loading the suspension up through a hard corner.
Mine were bought before the Eibach ones were available, but from the pictures of them Ive seen, Im pretty sure they are all from the same factory.

phunkynova
14-03-12, 07:15 PM
Thanks for the comments. I've just got a set and wanted to see if anyone had any problems with them as they look a bit flimsily compared to the normal bolts which are fitted.

Bubba
14-03-12, 09:34 PM
someone says camber...this is all i can think of :/

broken?
https://fbcdn-sphotos-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-ash4/424777_320913684631831_100001396077800_886185_2147 130497_n.jpg

Mieran
14-03-12, 10:41 PM
waste of time imo, i can't see how they would stay in shape if you hit a pot hole, they're ok if you put them on max negative camber but not the other way round

BRoadGhost
15-03-12, 09:08 PM
Not seen the ones on ebay.

What I will say is a set from someone like Leda on properly machined struts for me, are essential to reduce negative camber.

Lewis.
15-03-12, 10:10 PM
someone says camber...this is all i can think of :/

broken?
https://fbcdn-sphotos-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-ash4/424777_320913684631831_100001396077800_886185_2147 130497_n.jpg



not broken, but shopped lol he's got no brakes or hubs

Mike
15-03-12, 10:16 PM
Loads on ebay under "corsa camber bolts"

Currently a set at 99p ending in two days.

BRoadGhost
16-03-12, 06:03 PM
I can't see an eccentric bolt being a better way than having eccentric nuts; at least once the struts have been machined a standard HT bolt goes straight through, rather than stress running along the cam edges.