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The eibach rear camber kit includes the toe kit, at least mine came with it. You should look at getting the hr springs, it drops lower.

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Old 03-29-2010, 11:08 PM   #1 (permalink)
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The eibach rear camber kit includes the toe kit, at least mine came with it. You should look at getting the hr springs, it drops lower.
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Any idea on how many 40th Anni's will be shipped to Australia?

Might want to store all the parts you remove in a nice safe place.
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Any idea on how many 40th Anni's will be shipped to Australia?

Might want to store all the parts you remove in a nice safe place.
The 40th quartz COLOR is available on any March+ 2010 coupe or roadster. We only get the anniversary color, not the other pros/cons.

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I'm thinking of getting my calipers 'imi-painted' to your 40th's color.
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Well mine came with the toe bolt and I didn't install them. A friend of mine got the same camber kit and installed his toe kit. The toe bolt should come with the kit.
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Well mine came with the toe bolt and I didn't install them. A friend of mine got the same camber kit and installed his toe kit. The toe bolt should come with the kit.
What would be the +/- to installing or not installing the toe bolts?
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What would be the +/- to installing or not installing the toe bolts?
installing
- you have to cut a bigger hole for your toe bolt to fit.
+ your toe setting is within spec

not installing
- your toe setting may be off but it may not increase tire wear
+ no cutting involved
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The eibach rear camber kit includes the toe kit, at least mine came with it. You should look at getting the hr springs, it drops lower.
They are seperate items on the Stillen site and the lady there mentioned that I required them.

So I definately need the toe bolts right?

Sorry I'm not mechanically minded.
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