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Old 02-24-2013, 08:09 PM   #1
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Whiteline Camber bolts question (KCA416)

I have a set of Whiteline Camber bolts (KCA416), and I was wondering if they will replace the bottom strut bolt as well as the top? I tried to install them in the bottom and they seemed to be larger, they would not go in on the bottom mount. I was out of time, so I didn't get to check to see if they would go in the top mount. Has anyone else experienced this?
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from what I remember, the top bolt is a 16mm, the bottom is a 14mm. Your KCA416 are 16mm so they should only fit the top holes.
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from what I remember, the top bolt is a 16mm, the bottom is a 14mm. Your KCA416 are 16mm so they should only fit the top holes.
I thought I had read that somewhere, but could not remember , THANKS!
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Mine are mounted in the top holes.
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how much more camber can the bolt get you? thanks
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Subaru Camber Bolts

I installed camber bolts, then had car aligned. Max camber that I could get was -1.0

Not great, but better than stock.
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Did anyone with the whiteline bolt KCA416 have a hard time trying to tighten the nut? I could not get the nut to tighten down far enough. I tried the other nut and the same issue. Thanks.
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use impact, they are indeed tight threaded
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Thank you. I will try it again this weekend.
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make sure you hold the bolt with a wrench so you dont loose your settings, Always good to get a proper alignement to make it all set right
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I ended up with -1 3/8 on both sides in the front, but with RaceCompEngineering springs on the factory struts.
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I had the bolt pointed with the tab towards the strut with a wrench. However I did not have a deep socket for the nut and was trying to get it with a crescent wrench but having a tough go at it. Was afraid of cross threading and put the old camber bolt on since its my daily driver. Broke down today and ordered a cordless impact wrench. Thanks for help.
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