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Originally Posted by BudzZz Now that i recall, if i remember correctly the garage that installed the camber arms put the toe bolt that came with the kit to the
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You have to enlarge the hole on the subframe where these would be installed... gives you way more toe adjustability. And to answer your question... I don't know why he was able to get one side within specs and not the other. And toe is adjusted from where the spring perch mounts to, not the camber arm |
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