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Then mark the front edge and check periodically for movement.

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Replace now than find out i needed

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I assume the lip that broke out holds the camber adjustment of the eccentric bolt, so it’s better to replace now than find out I needed to replace it later.

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Then mark the front edge and check periodically for movement.

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Replace now than find out i needed

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I assume the lip that broke out holds the camber adjustment of the eccentric bolt, so it’s better to replace now than find out I needed to replace it later.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Found out the hard way to make sure the eccentric bolt doesn�t spin while removing the rear control arm, �luckily� I found a used side section. How painful is it going to be swapping it out?

POST 2Original post

Its around 10 -12 bolts and can easily be done with the car on the ground. It all demends in if the old bolts come out easily. What cracked in that one is not structrual and can be cleaned up and would be fine to keep on the car but its food to be safe then sorry.

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I assume the lip that broke out holds the camber adjustment of the eccentric bolt, so it’s better to replace now than find out I needed to replace it later. Every bolt I’ve removed has been a pain so I’m sure the rest will be just as difficult. I just hope I don’t break anything else along the way.

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If it's a street driven car I would align it, make sure the eccentric is up against inner lip that's still there. Then mark the front edge and check periodically for movement. If you've already bought the subframe then you might as well drop it and replace.

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