Camber Kit, Crash bolts. Options

[njccmd2002]

I got new tires today, and went to the dealer to get alignment. They todl me they would not do it because just by looking at the tires they said i needed camber kits.

Judging by the looks of the wheel, you can tell it has a little neg effect; and looking at the old tire, only the rears show different wear.

Im running teins, KYB. I know each car is different. Ive read about crash bolts, what are those and where to find them.

I found these kits are they good.


http://www.tirerack.com/suspension/suspens...nded+Align.+Kit

any suggestions welcomed.

[njccmd2002]

i always align there, dont trust anyone else in macon.

The dealer said they dont have the bolts for my car, unless they dont know what it is. they offered at first, said they had them but then declined, and told me they were wrong.

And honest to good just by eyeballing, you can tell there is negative camber. take a look at the pic, the orange thing is a level bar in pic 2. You can tell the difference.





Now if i get the kit, i dont seem ti find why some are +/- 1.oo degree and why others state +/- 1.75, they are the same brand.

I would like to have the ones from toyota, but i dont have part numbers... Are they any different. Oh and i dont really dont want to undo my teins. Yes I desperately need spacers..

from tirerack

Front or Rear Fitment
Note: Camber adjustment +/-1.0
Front or Rear Fitment
Manufacturer Part #: 5.81270K

from importrp

Part number 5.81270K\8
10/1989-1999 TOYOTA, Celica, GT/ST, Incl. Turbo, Coupe, Cnvrtbl & Lftbk, Exc. All-Trac ST18/ST20 Chassis
Rear +/- 1.75 degrees of adjustment.

10/1989-1999 TOYOTA, Celica, GT/ST, Incl. Turbo, Coupe, Cnvrtbl & Lftbk, Exc. All-Trac ST18/ST20 Chassis
Front +/- 1.75 degrees of adjustment.

This post has been edited by njccmd2002: Aug 9, 2011 - 12:05 PM