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May 3, 2002 | 05:01 PM

lovemymax

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Camber Bolt

I just purchased a new set of Bridgestone Turanzas LS-H and
got my front aligned. The place said my camber was off slightly
and I would need new camber bolts (originals do not
allow adjustments) and they would a cost about $55.00. Is this
for real. I have 105K on my 95 SE and find this a little suspicious at this point. Appreciate any clarifications.

May 3, 2002 | 05:14 PM

AdMax98

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If your car isnt lowered and if the tire profile is the same as the original tires, then I dont see why they would need to install new camber bolts. I think the originals do adjust to a certain degree. My car is lowered 2" and they were able to adjust it within spec.

May 3, 2002 | 10:57 PM

Nealoc187

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Re: Camber Bolt

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Originally posted by lovemymax
I just purchased a new set of Bridgestone Turanzas LS-H and
got my front aligned. The place said my camber was off slightly
and I would need new camber bolts (originals do not
allow adjustments) and they would a cost about $55.00. Is this
for real. I have 105K on my 95 SE and find this a little suspicious at this point. Appreciate any clarifications.

If you do indeed need new bolts, you can get them from www.tirerack.com for $28.

May 28, 2002 | 09:05 AM

SE-Raider

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Re: Camber Bolt

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How do you like the LS-H. I'm due to replace my wife's I30's Revo's and was considering either the RE950 I have on my SE, or the LS-H. Both are same price. What are your impressions. I think the RE950's are great, except some road surfaces can be very slightly noisy. How quiet are the LS-H's, how good is the handling?