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I could not find a DIY for this mod, and went ahead and started the install. I put the rear camber arms in with no problems. However when installing the

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Old 08-08-2011, 07:09 AM   #22 (permalink)
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I could not find a DIY for this mod, and went ahead and started the install. I put the rear camber arms in with no problems. However when installing the Toe Bolt and enlarging the hole I made the hole larger for the toe bolt that goes were the camber arm goes and not the spring bucket.

Below is a DIY for the 350Z that states this goes were the spring bucket goes.
http://www.batit.com/forumpics/spctoeboltinstall.pdf

My questions... Obv I have to remove those bolts now and place the stock ones back on. Did I **** up my cars toe by making those holes bigger?
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