MR2 suspension problem

[Menace_121]

hey so i got coilover adjustable on my mr2 all round and it has a mean camber in the rear soim lookin to fix it and cmber plates are like 190-300 and im deffinatley not tryin to spend that now haha so i found crash bolts and was wondering if anybodys used these and could possibly explain thm bettter to me? and will it fix a camber a good amount?

[Menace_121]

Originally Posted by Menace_121

hey so i got coilover adjustable on my mr2 all round and it has a mean camber in the rear soim lookin to fix it and cmber plates are like 190-300 and im deffinatley not tryin to spend that now haha so i found crash bolts and was wondering if anybodys used these and could possibly explain thm bettter to me? and will it fix a camber a good amount?

oh and fyi i need it for the rear not the front of the car. just lookin to fix he negative camber due to adding coilovers

[TheEngineer]

i would go with a camber adjustment kit like this one
http://www.horsepowerfreaks.com/perf...on/Camber_Kits

[Menace_121]

Originally Posted by TheEngineer

i would go with a camber adjustment kit like this one
http://www.horsepowerfreaks.com/perf...on/Camber_Kits

will those work on the rear of the car? caus it says front, just checkin?

[TheEngineer]

well if you look on the bottom it says a differnt part # for front and rear. You only order in pairs

[cbulen]

Crash bolts are just necked down bolts that replace the upper bolts that attach the wheel knuckle/hub to the strut body. Since they are smaller in diameter on the shank of the bolt, this allows you to tilt the knuckle (changing camber) if the bolts are loosened. there is a limit to how much additional adjustment you can get from crash bolts. The stock bolts give you about 1 to 2 degrees of adjustment.

I think the camber kit linked to above is just crash bolts but I am not 100% sure on that.