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Gr1m 11-06-2010 12:04 AM

if thats the case, you could have just slotted the front lower strut mount and then adjusted it from the 21mm bolt, fantastic work but i dont get the point of it.

jabartram 11-06-2010 12:28 AM

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Originally Posted by Gr1m (Post 563855)
if thats the case, you could have just slotted the front lower strut mount and then adjusted it from the 21mm bolt, fantastic work but i dont get the point of it.


to do what you are suggesting i would have to pull the tires off to adjust, with these i just jack it up slide them to where i want them for the camber i need and drop the car back on the ground will take 5 mins to accomplish. i have camber bolts on both front and rear and it takes up to an hour to get proper adjustment and then i have to go in for an alignment to get everything back streetable. with these plates i will get an initial alignment and then be able to adjust camber as needed no alignment required. quick and easy.

Cliff8928 11-06-2010 12:47 AM

The only bad thing about making these adjustments on the fly is that now you're going to have more toe in when you adjust your camber more negative.

jabartram 11-06-2010 01:06 AM

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Originally Posted by Cliff8928 (Post 563861)
The only bad thing about making these adjustments on the fly is that now you're going to have more toe in when you adjust your camber more negative.



only on the track, and it will be a very small amount.

jabartram 12-18-2010 06:22 PM

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Finally got to full assembly. ordered new agx, and realized i didnt need to the ones ive had on my car for 3 yrs are still good. i had to do some modifications to the struttower i had to cut it open which i used a jigsaw for. after assembly it looks like ill have up to -2* adjustment. when i get it aligned ill have it set at 1/2 degree negative for daily driving and check what i can get maximum at that time. there is no play in the front end anymore, its much more precise, road noise is not as bad as i thought, but i have only driven 10 miles on them so far.

hok666 12-18-2010 06:34 PM

no offense, but what are these used for?

Lucalare 12-18-2010 06:41 PM

It's for adjusting camber. Ideal camber on the street and Ideal camber on a Road-x course are not the same.

hok666 12-18-2010 08:11 PM

:glare:HRM!? I will study!

hok666 12-19-2010 05:34 PM

did you use pneumatic shears to cut bigger holes?

kwhauck 12-19-2010 05:53 PM

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Originally Posted by hok666 (Post 569081)
did you use pneumatic shears to cut bigger holes?


way to skim.....:lol:

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Originally Posted by jabartram (Post 569027)
Finally got to full assembly. ordered new agx, and realized i didnt need to the ones ive had on my car for 3 yrs are still good. i had to do some modifications to the struttower i had to cut it open which i used a jigsaw for. after assembly it looks like ill have up to -2* adjustment. when i get it aligned ill have it set at 1/2 degree negative for daily driving and check what i can get maximum at that time. there is no play in the front end anymore, its much more precise, road noise is not as bad as i thought, but i have only driven 10 miles on them so far.


hok666 12-19-2010 07:27 PM

^eh..... it's a lot easier just to ask

whiterider00 12-19-2010 10:42 PM

no, because then you have to wait for them to respond, and then read that. its the same amount of reading, and much more waiting, plus you get people pointing out that you dont know how to read.

MotorCity 12-19-2010 10:55 PM

impressive

whiterider00 12-20-2010 01:15 AM

Thank u. Hopefully he knows i was joking.

Chris2000 12-20-2010 01:19 AM

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Originally Posted by MotorCity (Post 569119)
impressive


Quote:

Originally Posted by whiterider00 (Post 569128)
Thank u. Hopefully he knows i was joking.


lol. This thread has de-railed already but whiterider I don't think motorcity was saying your comment was impressive. :lol:

cherrington17 12-20-2010 08:40 AM

Its purely awesome to see the mods people are doing, as these cars age more and more.

why search? fabricate!

hok666 02-07-2012 08:40 PM

I can haz? or at least, do you have a dxf file, of the whole assembly?


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