hey people i have recently lowered my car 50mm (super low) and bob jane say that it needs a camber adjustment kit put through it! its for a tj exec
1.can any1 tell me where the best place would be to get this?
2.what would be the aprox price?
3.is it hard to fit myself?
i done springs,brakes and all that sort of stuff myself?
thanks in advance

Camber adjustment kit for 50mm.

Im 125mm and i hardly have camber at all.

hey people i have recently lowered my car 50mm (super low) and bob jane say that it needs a camber adjustment kit put through it! its for a tj exec
1.can any1 tell me where the best place would be to get this?
2.what would be the aprox price?
3.is it hard to fit myself?
i done springs,brakes and all that sort of stuff myself?
thanks in advance

camber kits arent that much last time i checked around 250 per end +fitting, usually with lowering getting a camber kit front and rear is reccomended as it will stop the inner part of the tyre scrubbing out.

Camber adjustment kit for 50mm.

Im 125mm and i hardly have camber at all.
i had a wheel alighnment done and i called them back and told them its still pulling left heaps but when i drive straight the steering wheel is off to the right about 20 degrees and they said thats what it needs... maybey i should take it to another place and let them look you think?

camber kits arent that much last time i checked around 250 per end +fitting, usually with lowering getting a camber kit front and rear is reccomended as it will stop the inner part of the tyre scrubbing out.


sounds about right.... with my TX3 lowered with Kmac all round. needed the camber bolts, from memory they were $40 each corner and i fitted. then took for a wheel alignment $40 . dont know about maggie prices though.

just checked red ranger then 74.15 each for the front 98.74 for the rears each that adds 0-1.25 and 0-1.5 degrees.

Go to a nut and bolt shop and get some bolts and washers and make you own.

See the pic in this PDF file and youll see what I mean.

http://www.whiteline.com.au/docs/instructs/214_KCA357.pdf

Go to a nut and bolt shop and get some bolts and washers and make you own.

See the pic in this PDF file and youll see what I mean.

http://www.whiteline.com.au/docs/instructs/214_KCA357.pdf
hi sorry but how do i find out what size i need? i mean how will i determine the 0.5,0.8 or 1.3 degrees? this is very helpful thank you but what is the KCA357 shims?

hi sorry but how do i find out what size i need? i mean how will i determine the 0.5,0.8 or 1.3 degrees? this is very helpful thank you but what is the KCA357 shims?
the kca357 are the ones whiteline supply you when you buy the kit, as for the amount of degrees you need you would have to ask BJ's

hi sorry but how do i find out what size i need? i mean how will i determine the 0.5,0.8 or 1.3 degrees? this is very helpful thank you but what is the KCA357 shims?

If you read the PDF file it states something along the lines of "to add 0.5 install the 5mm shim, to add 0.8 install the 8mm shim, to add 1.3 install both of them" so in other words to add 0.5 get 5mm worth of washers, or a 5mm thick bit of metal, drill some holes and get a bolt that is 5mm longer than your current one. If 0.8 get 8mm etc and so forth.

I thought the PDF was kind of self explanatory......

If you read the PDF file it states something along the lines of "to add 0.5 install the 5mm shim, to add 0.8 install the 8mm shim, to add 1.3 install both of them" so in other words to add 0.5 get 5mm worth of washers, or a 5mm thick bit of metal, drill some holes and get a bolt that is 5mm longer than your current one. If 0.8 get 8mm etc and so forth.

I thought the PDF was kind of self explanatory......
ok thanks heaps
please understand i wasnt trying to sound rude i have read my reply and i think it sounded like i was ungreateful.. i just didnt know what a shim was but now i am aware they are just washers or steel plates
thanks

ok thanks heaps
please understand i wasnt trying to sound rude i have read my reply and i think it sounded like i was ungreateful.. i just didnt know what a shim was but now i am aware they are just washers or steel plates
thanks

Tis all good man :)