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robb
15-11-06, 04:00 PM
Hi,

Can anybody remember the old camber mod? I have tried the FAQ's link above but the link in that doesn't work.

I need to sort my camber out, mine wanders all over the place!

Thanks

Robb

Riggy
15-11-06, 04:48 PM
you can either drill your strut tops 7mm over (**** way)

or eleongate the top hole where the shock bolts to the knuckle , (better way)

or you could buy some proper ecentric top mounts (best way)

chimp007_uk
15-11-06, 05:02 PM
eccentric top mounts, only ?70 a pair

Ash
15-11-06, 10:01 PM
or buy some rose-jointed lower arms (like i just did :thumb: )

Also for some reason i thought you could only run eccentric mounts on coilovers... ummm?

A

Stoo
16-11-06, 04:53 PM
Eccentric top mounts easy to fit??

Ben
16-11-06, 08:42 PM
Eccentric top mounts easy to fit??

Remove strut, remove strut top mount, refit eccentric top mount, refit strut.

Need some spring compressors or a vice and some big balls lol

Lee
16-11-06, 08:47 PM
a vice and some big balls

Not a combination that normally go together well lol

Ben
16-11-06, 08:49 PM
Done it a few times, had to jump quickly once or twice lol lol

Stoo
16-11-06, 08:58 PM
so how do they fit into the turret?? Never actually had a proper look at these

Ben
16-11-06, 09:00 PM
Slot straight in same as any other top mount, the adjustment is inside the circle.

Stoo
16-11-06, 09:02 PM
I dont understand, can you explain further??

Ben
16-11-06, 09:04 PM
need pics and i dont have any...

Stoo
16-11-06, 09:07 PM
if i take the STD top mount off, is it replaced with this ally circular plate, with all the holes in??

If so, where do i bolt to, or is there studs in it etc??

Lee
16-11-06, 09:12 PM
The holes are threaded and you use two bolts to hold the strut top to the turret through the original holes, with the strut top giving the desired amount of camber adjustment.


Fcuking squaddies, thick as pig sh1t lol

Ben
16-11-06, 09:13 PM
lol said the same but you worded it better

Stoo
16-11-06, 09:16 PM
The holes are threaded and you use two bolts to hold the strut top to the turret through the original holes, with the strut top giving the desired amount of camber adjustment.


Fcuking squaddies, thick as pig sh1t lol

Cheeky Facker, Im not a squaddie, im in the air force!!!


Anyway, thanks lee, CUnnt, How easy are they to fit, adjust etc??
Its just i fitted some Koni coilovers and now my camber is all over the shop, different camber on both the front wheels!!!

Lee
16-11-06, 09:21 PM
Easy to fit, easy to adjust, basic terms, hold the strut where you want it to be and rotate the strut top until the bolt holes appear through the turret holes and slap some bolts in!

Im a bit concerned that you say your camber is different both sides. You sure you dont have elliptical top holes where they bolt to the hub and youve just slapped them in willy nilly air force style without noticing? lol

Stoo
16-11-06, 09:25 PM
AFAIK they werent elongated
Ill have a look tomorrow!

Im gonna fit poly bushes to the lower arms and TCAs too, see if it will take out a bit of play!
Fitting my Solid mounts tomorrow too!

Lee
16-11-06, 09:28 PM
that will always help mate. Cant see any other reason why youd have excessive camber difference unless they are elongated holes though.

robb
17-11-06, 10:07 AM
Thanks for all the replies, I need to get the tracking done asap so was going to tackle the camber before tracking.

The only problem I can see with adjusting the camber from the top is that the track of the car will be wider and the arches may not accomodate my wheels so well then.

I will have a look and see which is best, prob will elongate the top strut bolt hole.

Thanks again :)

Robb