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the two bolts that hold the front strut to the hub carrier - 10mm bolts, 11mm hole - that's how you adjust it
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another job for the weekend then. not sure why it'd damage my car tho, they're wound up to the correct torque...
Might just be me but that building in the background looks familiar, any chance you hail from Swindon chris? Sure I've seen a motor like that a couple of times too
Not 100% sure if it'll damage the car or not, but I assume there is a reason for it... from working on car's previously, the suspension parts are usually very specific in the way they need to be round. Guess its to do with the stress it gets put under!! For the sake of a 10minute job it shouldn't be skipped.
Besides if your'e adjusting the camber the tracking might need to be re-done anyway.... even then, it shouldn't knock it out by much just by switching round one bolt!
Besides if your'e adjusting the camber the tracking might need to be re-done anyway.... even then, it shouldn't knock it out by much just by switching round one bolt!
yeah that would prob be me then as im fom swindon. what do u drive?
ill adjust those bolts as soon as i get 5 and see if i can get it spot on. thanks guys
having the nut and bolt either way makes no difference to safety and all that, its just prettier to have them the same 
i did my camber with a bit of wood ( abit bent but straigtish ) and a tape measure, then did the toe by eye... 4 months and 4kish miles tyre wear is fine and it handles well enough.
i did my camber with a bit of wood ( abit bent but straigtish ) and a tape measure, then did the toe by eye... 4 months and 4kish miles tyre wear is fine and it handles well enough.
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