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yeah it does, but you're talking tiny amounts of adjustment from the shims, 0.2mm on the shim could mean 3mm at the bottom of the wheel (think pythagoras LOL!)
camber and toe are related, you increase/decrease one, the other increases or decreases
on the rear of a clio, if you add say a 1deg camber shim then you will get more rear toe in, this is countered by adding an another shim (less extreme say 20min) turned 90dgrees to conteract the toe in
the spigot of the car's hub is slightly too long, needs grinding back before the spacers are fitted otherwise when you tighten the wheel bolts the above happens
give me 5min i'll go take a pic of a car on the lift now
and NO spring/rod should be fitted, people fit them after garages/MOT centres say its missing, ITS NOT SUPPOSED TO BE THERE, £138 wasted