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    They just have larger eccentric ends to allow for more adjustment.

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    They work exactly like the factory ones... They're just built with more offset, therefore offering a wider range of adjustment.

    Edit: damn, tree'd again... I need to remember to hit the refresh button before I start to type....
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    Quote Originally Posted by J. Fast View Post
    The light only comes on if you have an impact sensor malfunction or a deployment. It doesn't illuminate if you swap out the steering wheel or disconnect the airbags. I have an aftermarket steering wheel in all my cars and no srs light illuminated when I swapped.

    The camber bolts you seek are called crash bolts.
    You must have bulbs out of something. When I unhooked my air bag then started the car to move it outside it came on. Jeff V. had to clear it for me at NG.

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    Wait, so you can take care of the light just by clearing the SRS module of codes one time?

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    Quote Originally Posted by 3000GTPro View Post
    Wait, so you can take care of the light just by clearing the SRS module of codes one time?
    I was just working on the car so I had the bag hooked back up when Jeff cleared my code. I think it will come back on if you have the air bag out. Probably the easyest thing is to remove the bulb.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Maximal View Post
    They just have larger eccentric ends to allow for more adjustment.
    Quote Originally Posted by RealMcCoy View Post
    They work exactly like the factory ones... They're just built with more offset, therefore offering a wider range of adjustment.

    Edit: damn, tree'd again... I need to remember to hit the refresh button before I start to type....
    Anything I should look for on rear camber bolts such as brands for quality? Unless I order them online by sunday, I would like to avoid having to wait for them in the mail vs buying them locally since O'Reilly's had the same design.

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    For the rears go with a set of adjustable control arms.

    AWD: http://www.maximalperformance.com/st...trol-arms.html
    FWD: http://www.maximalperformance.com/st...trol-arms.html

    The way the rear is setup you won't get that much more adjustablity with the eccentric bolts as you would on the front.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Maximal View Post
    For the rears go with a set of adjustable control arms.

    AWD: Adjustable Control Arms - AWD 3000GT Stealth - Maximal Performance
    FWD: Adjustable Control Arms - FWD 3000GT Stealth - Maximal Performance

    The way the rear is setup you won't get that much more adjustablity with the eccentric bolts as you would on the front.
    I got those from you already. My challenge is that because the inside locking nut can't be loosened and tightened without taking the inside of the camber arm out. So I need rears ones to make fine adjustments, because the only shop that I have found that would move the exhaust down and out of the way to do this without charging me an extra $50 is an hour drive away from me.

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    And the stock ones won't serve that purpose...?

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    Quote Originally Posted by RealMcCoy View Post
    And the stock ones won't serve that purpose...?
    Oh I forgot to mention that I made the mistake of not keeping my stock ones. So now I have to find another pair. I have found some new ones online, but it's on a UK site.
    I haven't tried the dealer yet, but I wanted to see if I could find some cheaper aftermarket ones.

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