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89CAL Grand Master

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camber bushes (well the whiteline ones anyway) from memory only allow 0.75degrees of +/- camber to be adjusted

good if you want to correct some camber wear, not real helpful if you want it for track or for looks

34GeeTeeTee Grand Master

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camber bushes (well the whiteline ones anyway) from memory only allow 0.75degrees of +/- camber to be adjusted

good if you want to correct some camber wear, not real helpful if you want it for track or for looks

Ohhh :/

My camber was close to what i wanted, so hopefully these will do the job.... They were mainly done as the bushes were a bit sh*t so i figured best make them adjustable rather than replace stock ones........

Will find out soon i guess!

89CAL Grand Master

89CAL

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Ohhh :/

My camber was close to what i wanted, so hopefully these will do the job.... They were mainly done as the bushes were a bit sh*t so i figured best make them adjustable rather than replace stock ones........

Will find out soon i guess!

There a bit of a bitch to put in..... Well its more getting the old bushes out lol. Adjustable arms are so much easier, but the bushes are probably alot better for a daily drive

34GeeTeeTee Grand Master

34GeeTeeTee

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There a bit of a bitch to put in..... Well its more getting the old bushes out lol. Adjustable arms are so much easier, but the bushes are probably alot better for a daily drive

Easy job, watched my mate and learned... Second side was quick :D nothing a good Jenner can't fix lol

Dasmbo Collaborator

Dasmbo

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I have Pirelli P6 Tyres 235x40x18 front and 275x35x18 rear and i was allways wearing the inside of the tyres out.

I installed ajustable upper front camber arms + Rear camber arms plus ajustable castor arms took it to my

wheel alignment place and he did a top job the tyres wear better now and i dont get half the wheelspin i used to get

and driving in the wet has improved out of sight.

There are many suppliers on ebay but remember you only get what you pay for i suggest getting known brands

as its your life on the line when using inferior parts.


34GeeTeeTee Grand Master

34GeeTeeTee

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You can?

Sure can ;) knocked the old ones out with my fave hammer and fit the new ones using blue point multi grips and said hammer.... PM me if you want more detail :D

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