Where to buy Whiteline Camber Bolts
 

need to buy a set asap

Look in the marketplace and PM some vendors.

Or just get some SPC bolts from your local parts store for $40 less.

got mine from a site called energysuspension

go to rockauto and buy camber bolts for whatever subaru you want. Or tougetuning has them for pretty cheap.

I am getting conflicting info. Some books are saying it is a 16mm bolt, others are saying 14mm. The 16mm bolts are on backorder from what I see, the 14mm stuff I have in my warehouse in NY, Eibach brand.

Whiteline part number KCA416 is on a special order basis at two of the big Whiteline distributors

Adam

i need at least -1.5 degreess

I am talking about the diameter of the bolt 14mm or 16mm. All the camber bolts will give that much adjustment.

its a 14mm
what brand do you have in stock and how much>

Eibach part number 5.81260K. Same as WRX/STi.

$20 at the store.

Just make sure this part number will work, because they don't have it listed as an application.

I'm pretty sure it would work, Eibach and SPC share the same parts on some camber kits i know the Eibach camber kit for my TSX was the same as the SPC kit.

I'm using a 16mm bolt in the upper bolt of my brz, same as your frs
You can use the 14mm ones but there is alot of play. I returned mine and got KCA416; fits much better since the oe bolt has a 16mm shoulder

14mm would go in the lower hole.

No problems getting the tabbed washer completely perpendicular to the strut with the 16mm bolts? I was slightly concerned that the hole on the flange side of the strut would be 16mm but the hole on the nut side would be 14mm, in which case the aftermarket bolt wouldn't work quite right.

I carry the Whiteline bolts. Whiteline lists the KCA414 as the fitment for the car. I have them in stock. KCA416's are special order, but I can get those too. Personally I don't use them as between the adjustment in my KW's and the C-com offset upper mounts I have, I have no need for the camber bolts (which is why I have them in stock, I bought them "just in case").