Eibach, camber bolts???
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1.2 Drop on a 01-03 Elantra should put you at 0 degree of camber front, and the rear you can have 1 degree negative without the need of camber bolts. Just set the toe to the factory settings front and rear after also.
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i always thought that the camber kit would correct the camber and then you could adjust it as needed....so if you are within a certain degree like 1 or -1 then you dont need to "correct" the camber because the tire wear will be unnoticiable...but if you go down to -2 or -3 you will need the camber kit to adjust the camber back to the -.5 or -1 the camber shouldnt change with the kit on there.....is that a good assumtion? atleast thats how it was always explained to me.
That is correct. The bolts get installed in the lower 2 bolt holes that connect the strut to the wheel/a-arm assembly.
i always thought that the camber kit would correct the camber and then you could adjust it as needed....so if you are within a certain degree like 1 or -1 then you dont need to "correct" the camber because the tire wear will be unnoticiable...but if you go down to -2 or -3 you will need the camber kit to adjust the camber back to the -.5 or -1 the camber shouldnt change with the kit on there.....is that a good assumtion? atleast thats how it was always explained to me.
