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Rear essentric lockout bolt kit?

So I'm making my own kit. The 10.9 bolts can be bought at autozone or advanced auto for like $2 each and the t6061 plates can be made super cheap

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Old 08-24-2013, 06:42 PM   #1 (permalink)
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So I'm making my own kit. The 10.9 bolts can be bought at autozone or advanced auto for like $2 each and the t6061 plates can be made super cheap with a simple hole drilled in the middle that needs to sit in between the grooves on the sub frame (1.33-1.34"). My question is if I install now what will my camber do? Using a level pressed up against my tires (to long to go rim to rim of the wheel which would be a more accurate number) and my iPhone sitting flush against the level, my camber is -1.9 drivers and -1.4 passenger. Any idea if ill go more camber one way or the other?

FYI front is drivers side -0.5 and passenger is -0.8 so it seems like it works as everything seems factory spec since I'm all stock.



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It's possible. Anytime you loosen them up they seem to change, even when tightening down. So far as for camber I feel you would be ok. Toe would be ?able. I love that app though. Works perfect for me also.

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Just so you know.. Once you make your camber adjustment kit, adjusting the LCA for camber has very dramatic effects on your toe as well. Not sure if you were planning on setting your camber with the phone level... I actually would trust that to be accurate as far as camber, but it won't show you how bad the toe just got screwed when you moved the camber.
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Good point Phunk. I forgot camber adjustment effects toe also.
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I couldnt help but remember since I just aligned my car Thursday, and I have the suspension drawn in CAD right now while I am trying to figure out some control arm angle adjustments so my car can put the power down without having to go back to stock ride height.
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It's possible. Anytime you loosen them up they seem to change, even when tightening down. So far as for camber I feel you would be ok. Toe would be ?able. I love that app though. Works perfect for me also.

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See that's why I want the lockout kit. Once I get camber arms and toe arms, I want all the adjustment there and not at my bolt locations. A smooth bolt won't move like an eccentic bolt can. "If" I installed these ahead of time I was only planning on the control arm and not the toe arm. But if toe does move even with just messing with the camber bolt, then I won't touch anything.

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what do you mean by a "lockout"?
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what do you mean by a "lockout"?
I don't know, just the name of the kit I see. Just bolts and aluminium end plates instead of the eccentic bolts.
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FYI, on a jeep I normally did toe by measuring the tires front a rear. The rear of course had zero toe and front was set 1/8" inward. I could measure front and rear of the rear tire with a tape measure by using the same method. Stick the tape measure in a tire grove and measure the same groove on the other side. If front and rear are both say 60 1/8" then after adjusting things, the measuent must still be 60 1/8".
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Well I'm stoaked!! Local scrap yard had t6061 piece for $0.75. So plus about $8 for the bolts the lockout kit will cost me $8.75!!! Vs say SPL which is $72!
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I am very curious to see exactly what you are planning on doing.
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grind a flat on a bolt. cut the aluminum into washers drill a offset hole to match bolt. is what i think hes doing. i wouldve used steel though.
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that just sounds like a regular eccentric bolt kit?
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It would no longer be adjustable and no slip. Assuming suspension geometry doesnt change, camber and toe will always stay the same.
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***retard moment here ***

what is this supposed to do??
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