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zzzfan
Re: Adjustable Camber Plates - Aluminium Design
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definetly interested in a set of these if they work with stanza struts.
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They def work with Stanza struts, that's what l ran in my ute. If def want a set, send me a PM and l'll send you my details.

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bump..

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pm sent

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does anyone no how these ones bolt up?

coz they normally have bolts in the corner holes? HMMM

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there is a photo above of them lined up... but they are just held in not actually in use... they need to be bolted to the car

is that what you mean by normal have bolts in corner holes..............???

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whats stopping you putting bolts in???

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haha i love 1200.com

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sorri for my bad wording LOL as u can see the pic below they have bolts to bolt them in.. DUH like most of them do.. coz im sure u dnt use the other strut tops HAHA.. so must be a way to bolt them up

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Sorry guys, the pics don't show the bolts in place (was only a trial fitment). I was holding them in place by hand.

The camber plates definately come with bolts to bolt into the chassis (and spring washers/nylocs), and also the bolts that join the plates together and allow adjustment.

The only thing you need is the original bolt off the strut shaft itself (to bolt the strut shaft to the plates).

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