FS: W203 Extra Camber Bolts. $20.
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FS: W203 Extra Camber Bolts. $20.
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Here you guys go, these work awesome. Make sure you've got an '03 and above to install these (VERY easy) as I tried to do it for my friend with an '01 C320 and the lower control arms did not have the grooves to match the bolts. Again, pictures can be found in my DIY thread
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Here you guys go, these work awesome. Make sure you've got an '03 and above to install these (VERY easy) as I tried to do it for my friend with an '01 C320 and the lower control arms did not have the grooves to match the bolts. Again, pictures can be found in my DIY thread
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will they fit a C32? I've got an 03. Does it actually make any difference? (mine is lowered with H&R springs), and will I need another alignment afterwards?
Last edited by psk145; Sep 1, 2005 at 07:46 PM.
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Hey psk,
Yes, with the bolts you would be able to fine tune your camber just a bit more. But it does involve removing the stock bolt of the lower control arm near the chassis (refer to thread), this in turn will most probably create the need for an alignment (I only had an alignment because prior to my install, I was already drifting right).
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ALSO: please be aware, if you've received a dealership alignment before 12K miles, you already have these bolts. If you skipped on it, well.. here they are for 20?
Yes, with the bolts you would be able to fine tune your camber just a bit more. But it does involve removing the stock bolt of the lower control arm near the chassis (refer to thread), this in turn will most probably create the need for an alignment (I only had an alignment because prior to my install, I was already drifting right).
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ALSO: please be aware, if you've received a dealership alignment before 12K miles, you already have these bolts. If you skipped on it, well.. here they are for 20?
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The dealer aligned it at like 16K miles or so after they did some warranty work on my headlights 
, would they have put them in then?
, would they have put them in then?
Originally Posted by mig888
Hey psk,
Yes, with the bolts you would be able to fine tune your camber just a bit more. But it does involve removing the stock bolt of the lower control arm near the chassis (refer to thread), this in turn will most probably create the need for an alignment (I only had an alignment because prior to my install, I was already drifting right).
flip
ALSO: please be aware, if you've received a dealership alignment before 12K miles, you already have these bolts. If you skipped on it, well.. here they are for 20?
Yes, with the bolts you would be able to fine tune your camber just a bit more. But it does involve removing the stock bolt of the lower control arm near the chassis (refer to thread), this in turn will most probably create the need for an alignment (I only had an alignment because prior to my install, I was already drifting right).
flip
ALSO: please be aware, if you've received a dealership alignment before 12K miles, you already have these bolts. If you skipped on it, well.. here they are for 20?
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At 16K? No... the alignment deal is strictly 12K, when MOST people (haha) start getting frisky and think about putting aftermarket wheels .
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If you're local, i'll install these for ya.
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If you're local, i'll install these for ya
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