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7525, Rear Camber Installation
Posted by ourformerselves, Mar-14-02 05:32 AM
I have my Pro-Kit Springs & AGX Shocks ready to be put on, and I went out and bought the items on the parts list for the $15 Rear Camber (which only cost me $12). I was unable to find Grade 10.9 bolts ANYWHERE, so I got the Grade 8 bolts. It says they're acceptable...but has anyone had any problems with the Grade 8's?

Anyways...Where do the bolts/washers/split-lock washers go? It says on the write-up that they go between the chassis, & the mounting plate of the A-arm...but I'm unsure of where that is exactly. Anyone have a picture, or detailed instructions of where exactly that is?


Thanks, Richard (97 ESi)
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7526, RE: Rear Camber Installation
Posted by GorkoRacing, Mar-14-02 06:03 AM
Hey man, I did the $15 rear camber kit with my prokits and also could not find anything higher than grade 8 bolts and washers and mine has worked fine with no problems.
The place the bolts go is where the a arm connects to the inside of the wheel well. If you look at the top of your rims straight across you should see the brackets with 2 bolts on each side. the a arm looks kind of like an A and the bottom of the A is where the bolts are(does this make sense?). You have to put the washers in between the wheel well and the brackets. Do it on both sides and there you go.
Sorry though no pictures.
Hope this helps.