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Old 11-20-2013, 05:39 AM   #15
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Nvm.. do I push in the hub/rotor assembly and tighten it?

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Sounds like you might have the 14mm camber bolt. If that's the case, that needs to be placed on the bottom slot instead of the top slot. And you need to set it at max camber.

16mm camber bolt is needed for the top slot.

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I cant mount on the other side. My slotted hole is too small the camber bolt.

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Sounds like you might have the 14mm camber bolt. If that's the case, that needs to be placed on the bottom slot instead of the top slot. And you need to set it at max camber.

16mm camber bolt is needed for the top slot.
I have 16mm but slotted upper hole. It was mentioned on the other thread. I just checked this morning

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I can't tell if your bottom bolt is loose based on your pictures, but they needs to be loosen if they're not. I haven't had any experiences the tab washer so hopefully you'll figure it out soon. Good luck!


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I have 16mm but slotted upper hole. It was mentioned on the other thread. I just checked this morning

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My problem is solved! Thanks everyone
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So others can learn from this....what was it that you weren't doing right?
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there is an arrow on the bolt head. for max neg camber it needs to point towards the shock. and the tab of the washer under the head pointed in the same direction.
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