camber and toe alignment bolts

[mx5 Paul]

hi guys, just been to have my alignment done on my newly bought 350z, but the rear bolts are seized, where can I get a new set, 2 of each?

[Dave-350]

Zmanalex

[Wasso]

Zmanalex

 

He's closed down.

 

Try Clark Motorsport - Ewen or CS (Cougar Store) Mitz

[Ewen@Clark Motorsport]

Hi ,we have Eibach ones on the shelf good to go today if ordered before 3PM

 

Kind regards

Ewen

[cs2000]

Eibach camber and toe belts eh. Didn't know they made those.

 

 

Edited November 1, 2013 by cs2000

[Ewen@Clark Motorsport]

Indeed they do Sir

 

http://www.clarkmotorsport.co.uk/parts/Eibach-Rear-Camber-and-Toe-Bolt-Kit/5.72055K

[cs2000]

cool

 

Any major advantage over standard, or is it more for people who are going for a full poly bush type setup aswell?

 

(sorry for the thread hijack)

[Ewen@Clark Motorsport]

They allow more adjustment than the standard bolts but the main advantage I suppose is they work out cheaper than replacing the 4 with OEM bolts from Nissan

[mattross1313]

HI Ewan,

Quick question on the kit you have linked. Does it come with one or two pairs of bolts for the £50ish?

[Ewen@Clark Motorsport]

That's right the kit comes with two camber bolts and two toe bolts

[SamN]

Should these be used with adjustable arms or do they make a good enough difference on standard arms?

[Neilp]

Just looking at the photo and can't see the camber arm in it. This price seems unusually cheap for the arms and bolts. The spc ones I got were much more expensive. Is this the price for two arms and 2 bolts or it just a bolt kit? I don't understand how a bolt can adjust camber. They can for toe though?

 

Sorry I'm a bit confused mate

 

I though the kit would be like this for camber http://www.andysautosport.com/infiniti/2003_2006_g35/camber%20kits/camber_kits/eibach/eibc01018474.html.

 

I'm guessing the bolts allow you to utilise the oem arm?

Edited November 2, 2013 by Neilp