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Old 05-20-2016, 12:26 PM
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Hmm?

Well it should be these bolts:




Got mine at the dealer for both camber and caster. Total 4
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Thank you for that information.
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Most Welcome Brother!

Just make sure you do not over twist the Bolt, as it will give you a bit more negative or positive. Best to just decide in or out position as needed, take measurements and take it to a pro for fine tuning. Do not let the chain stores to twist that bolt as it will break off the 2 or more tabs off of the bushing on the chassis then you will have other issues.

Again it can be twisted a bit but not much if you have to get a little more camber or caster. Proper way is to pull it out and re-position.
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Most Welcome Brother!

Just make sure you do not over twist the Bolt, as it will give you a bit more negative or positive. Best to just decide in or out position as needed, take measurements and take it to a pro for fine tuning. Do not let the chain stores to twist that bolt as it will break off the 2 or more tabs off of the bushing on the chassis then you will have other issues.

Again it can be twisted a bit but not much if you have to get a little more camber or caster. Proper way is to pull it out and re-position.
That's Gold dust info Thanks, Bolts on order, then I need to find a Proper Alignment shop.

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