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Adjusting The Camber On My R32

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An adjustable upper control arm or a set of offset replacement bushes that can be installed in the stock arm.

Whiteline, Nolathane and Noltec all offer the bushes.

There's a group buy on the Noltec adjustable upper arm replacements through Sydneykid atm

Or you can get turn buckle style adjustable arms.

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no idea where you're getting this crap about cutting strut mounts and i don't even know what a camber plate is, but that is bullshit and forget it

as old matey said, there is adjustable bushes or you can get adjustable arms

i'm guess you're talking about cutting the top off the strut so you can put s13 style camber tops on top of the shock?

R32 and all skyline suspension do not rely on the top of the shock to adjust camber.

maybe you should talk to a mechanic that has a clue, cause no offence but you sound like you know nothing about the car and i'd hate to see you post a thread saying "i've taken an oxy torch to my strut tower, what do i do?"

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An adjustable upper control arm or a set of offset replacement bushes that can be installed in the stock arm.

Whiteline, Nolathane and Noltec all offer the bushes.

There's a group buy on the Noltec adjustable upper arm replacements through Sydneykid atm

Or you can get turn buckle style adjustable arms.

speak intellegent no need to express your inner feelings like that

the camber plates are sold to fit the skyline you are acting like i am talking something that is not possible when someone asks a question answer dont try to kill caz you are NOT the car god.

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