i am lowering my clio 172 with eibach sportline lowering springs.will i need the camber correcting bolts or shud i do without them?think the springs lower it bout 35mm.urgent need to no as soon as possible so i can get those bolts ordered if i need them!cheers
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lowering 172 & camber bolts
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i am lowering my clio 172 with eibach sportline lowering springs.will i need the camber correcting bolts or shud i do without them?think the springs lower it bout 35mm.urgent need to no as soon as possible so i can get those bolts ordered if i need them!cheers
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Bennyboy
lowering any car from the standard height will change the camber angle. changing the angle will affect the handling and your tyres will wear out on the inside edges faster. its swings and roundabouts time..pay £40 for the bolts now or pay for new tyres sooner than youd normally have to..does that make any sense? bit pissed....
y dont u need 2 adjust the camber.wen u lower it doesnt it change the camber?
theres no need, your only lowering 30mm, to change the camber youd have to enlarge the holes on the struts anyway to fit the adjusting bolts (i think)
£40 for adjusting bolts, ok fairy muff, but how much to set the camber up???? your talking £100ish for 4 wheel alingmant and camber, but you can also plus corner weights if youre gonna be "anal"
