Where exactly is the "Lower strut bolts" ?
Hey guys,
Could somebody tell me exactly where the lower strut bolts are on my car, a 95 SE. Descriptions would be great, pictures/diagrams would be awesome.
Why you ask? I need to loosen the bolts and re-tighten them without raising my car or removing the tire, to play around with the camber a little bit. I need to add a little negative camber. Damn that right pull
Could somebody tell me exactly where the lower strut bolts are on my car, a 95 SE. Descriptions would be great, pictures/diagrams would be awesome.
Why you ask? I need to loosen the bolts and re-tighten them without raising my car or removing the tire, to play around with the camber a little bit. I need to add a little negative camber. Damn that right pull
So, the two lower strut bolts are attached to the brake assembly? I haven't exactly looked for them but is it possible to loosen and adjust them with the car on the ground and the wheels still on? if so how?
Thanks
Thanks
Originally posted by medicsonic
There are only 5 bolts that hold the strut to the car, 3 on top and two on the bottom. There are two bolts that hold on the brake assembly to the strut. Kinda hard to miss.
There are only 5 bolts that hold the strut to the car, 3 on top and two on the bottom. There are two bolts that hold on the brake assembly to the strut. Kinda hard to miss.
Originally posted by 95MaxX
So, the two lower strut bolts are attached to the brake assembly? I haven't exactly looked for them but is it possible to loosen and adjust them with the car on the ground and the wheels still on? if so how?
Thanks
So, the two lower strut bolts are attached to the brake assembly? I haven't exactly looked for them but is it possible to loosen and adjust them with the car on the ground and the wheels still on? if so how?
Thanks
It is possible to adjust them with the car on the ground and the wheels still on. In fact, that is the usual way it is done on an alignment rack. Any wheel alignment man can show you.
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