Subject	no problem =) (n/m)
Posted by	PakiHomBoy on December 06, 2005 at 10:43 AM
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In Reply To	Re: I love that camber tool..... posted by Z pearl on December 06, 2005 at 09:45 AM
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Follow Ups	300Degree Camber Kit Install - PakiHomBoy 20:59:14 12/05/05 Thanks a million. Great write up. - Nice_Z 22:00:01 12/05/05 Re: Great write up on the install - Z pearl 08:13:15 12/06/05 I love that camber tool..... - canyoncarver 08:35:48 12/06/05 Re: I love that camber tool..... - Z pearl 09:45:58 12/06/05 no problem =) (n/m) - PakiHomBoy 10:43:11 12/06/05 I also have this kit but instructions seemed difficult 2 do - graffiti 22:50:46 12/05/05 2nd on the SmartTool. I got a Craftsman branded one for $90. - just4kinks 00:11:51 12/06/05 one more thing to make it clear - PakiHomBoy 00:18:07 12/06/05 did you do the rear? (n/m) - E=mz² 09:55:55 12/06/05 no we didnt (n/m) - PakiHomBoy 10:34:18 12/06/05 Good Job! Thanks. FAQ. (n/m) - Zirvana 12:46:46 12/06/05 VTF (n/m) - mousersix (San Antonio) 18:36:06 12/06/05 some folks find it easier to cut the OEM bracket in two - robo (sebring1970) 20:13:40 12/06/05 But wouldn't the BMC still be in the way for installing the - Zirvana 10:16:59 12/07/05 the bracket is in the wheel well... - PakiHomBoy 11:23:23 12/07/05 having done it that way on my 300 Degree Camber Kit - - robo (sebring1970) 14:13:12 12/07/05 i think we are talking about different things - PakiHomBoy 20:14:49 12/07/05 on my car the OEM upper bolts on the drivers side, inside - robo (sebring1970) 02:43:31 12/08/05 The new 300 degree camber kit must not use a plate on - Zirvana 08:40:56 12/08/05 correct. OEM uses a fixed, thin plate or bracket to hold - robo (sebring1970) 18:18:17 12/08/05 Thanks! Understandable. I too would question the removal - Zirvana 09:27:13 12/09/05
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