ok.. so i did a search and only found people asking if they needed a camber kit and what not... that didnt help me. forgive me if this topic had been posted already.

well i want to know how to make a DIY camber kit. some people tell me to use washers for the rear camber and longer bolts... but i was wondering if anyone knew what size washers and bolts? i know its kinda a stupid question. but for those people out there that have DIY rear camber kits. i was wondering what you used? dont be shy to post pix

i have a 1994 honda accord if thats helpful.

i have a front camber kit and when i get my alignment i want to install a camber kit. i know about the toe and what not. obviously i want 0 toe. i know the rear camber doesnt matter much but i still want to keep it proper

any help is appreciated! THANX


Modified by Mr_EmO at 4:59 AM 5/12/2005

 

3/8 galvanized washers

M10x40 Hex Flange Bolts – Pitch 1.25

 

And make absolutely sure that they're industrial grade 8 bolts. Do not use the standard stuff from Home Depot.

 

thanx guys!

 

to help u even more here's this http://home.earthlink.net/~civ....html

 

Any suggestions on where to get grade 8 metric bolts?!? Home Depot/Lowes don't carry them and neither do local autoparts stores like PepBoys.

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Alot of local hardware places should carry them (ones with actual hardware, which are tougher to find these days). Pick up the yellow pages, and look for industrial suppliers if you don't find anything.

 

this has really helped a lot ! THANXX