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Camber Kit
where can i find a cheap adjustable camber kit for my mx-3? cause right now i am tearin the s--- out of my slicks and thats not to good.
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How low are you? What kind of suspension you got?
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i've got stock struts and 4 yr. old intrax spring's that drop it 1.75" its not much of a drop but its ruinin the slicks real fast
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2.328 60ft....still more room for improvement
Only 165whp
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Re: Camber Kit
The Mx-3 does not use a camber kit. You can use different bolts to replace the upper bolt on the strut or you can turn the strut mount 180 deg. Have the car aligned zeroing out the toe in the front and rear, you should be fine.!vtec-this! wrote:where can i find a cheap adjustable camber kit for my mx-3? cause right now i am tearin the s--- out of my slicks and thats not to good.
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no that is not possible by just under the car alignment. It will still have negative camber and you will still go through tires. More than likely you have to pay extra if they have to rotate the top strut mount to adjust the cambermx3autozam wrote:A good alignment shop should get it aligned within spec without the bolts.
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Please just spend the $30 or so for the camber kit off of ebay. I bought the OBX one. You should recieve 4 bolts. They go in the top bolt spot that connects the strut to the spindle. I have this on both my mx-3's with intrax springs. You can install the camber bolts yourself and save yourself some cash at the alignment shop unless they will install the bolts for free...
I am glad I have an mx-3 and adjusting the camber is so easy! I've helped friends with hondas and those camber kits are so complicated!
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thanks thats the kind of info i was lookin forMooneggs wrote:no that is not possible by just under the car alignment. It will still have negative camber and you will still go through tires. More than likely you have to pay extra if they have to rotate the top strut mount to adjust the cambermx3autozam wrote:A good alignment shop should get it aligned within spec without the bolts.
Please just spend the $30 or so for the camber kit off of ebay. I bought the OBX one. You should recieve 4 bolts. They go in the top bolt spot that connects the strut to the spindle. I have this on both my mx-3's with intrax springs. You can install the camber bolts yourself and save yourself some cash at the alignment shop unless they will install the bolts for free...
I am glad I have an mx-3 and adjusting the camber is so easy! I've helped friends with hondas and those camber kits are so complicated!
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My Car: Mazda MX-3 v6
14.5 @97mph
2.328 60ft....still more room for improvement
Only 165whp
Now boosted & New #'s to come
My Car: Mazda MX-3 v6
14.5 @97mph
2.328 60ft....still more room for improvement
Only 165whp
Now boosted & New #'s to come