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YOUR RESEARCHWhere can I find 996 Camber Bolts?
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Alternatively you can buy a polyurethane bush kit from powerflex but you'd need to replace all of them as it would not be wise to replace just the one.
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Alternatively you can buy a polyurethane bush kit from powerflex but you'd need to replace all of them as it would not be wise to replace just the one.
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Alternatively you can buy a polyurethane bush kit from powerflex but you'd need to replace all of them as it would not be wise to replace just the one.
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Alternatively you can buy a polyurethane bush kit from powerflex but you'd need to replace all of them as it would not be wise to replace just the one.
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I have looked on ebay where I can usually find anything but I don't see any camber bolts. I got my new to me 996 aligned recently and one of the 4 rear camber bolts that controls the toe is at like -2 degrees. The rubber bushing is seized to the bolt. The nut on the other side of the bolt is free but when i try to turn the bolt I can only go so far with a breaker bar and as soon as I let go the bolt goes back to where it was.. the rubber is stuck to it and I cant spin the bolt without fear of breaking it. I'm wondering where I can find a replacement bolt before I go cranking on the bolt and it breaks. Might need the rubber that surrounds that bolt too depending on what happens. Any ideas/ places to find a replacement bolt would be appreciated. Car has been lowered 1 inch by the way. eibach springs by a previous owner.
Sunset Porsche Parts (cheapest west coast OEM) or Suncoast Porsche Parts (cheapest east coast OEM) are your friends. Dig through the diagram and pick the bolt in the same position.
That's because there is no such thing as a "camber toe bolt". If you will post a picture of what the hell you are talking about we can get you a part#. Otherwise maybe Pelican can figure it out for you.
Bolt behind this sway bar.. if you look up "camber bolt" on google it looks like them... a bolt with a washer attached that adjusts the toe degree in the rear of the car.
Also I wouldn't bother buying them on ebay because they are similar to the upper eccentric bolts.
Buy them from pelican, autoatlanta or an OPC.
Also from reading your original post you've probably got a damaged wishbone bushing I doubt the bolt is at fault if the rubber is moving around.
Wishbone is also commonly referred to as lower control arm or coffin arm. Requires a ball joint separator to replace it. Alternatively you can buy a polyurethane bush kit from powerflex but you'd need to replace all of them as it would not be wise to replace just the one.
