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5chaap2k

 posted on 4th Jul 05 at 18:41

here in holland every decent garage or tyreshop can order @ monroe..


dna23

 posted on 4th Jul 05 at 18:23

Tenneco Automotive are the creators:

Tenneco Automotive Europe HQ


Address:
Avenue du Bourget, 50
1130 Brussels
Belgium

Tel. :+32 2 706 90 00
Fax:+32 2 706 90 99

Tenneco e-mail: Simonetta.Esposito@taeu.com
Monroe e-mail: Simonetta.Esposito@taeu.com
Walker e-mail: Simonetta.Esposito@taeu.com


sunshine beast

 posted on 4th Jul 05 at 17:56

i would also like some of these and would like to know where i can get these from


ryzer

 posted on 4th Jul 05 at 15:51

thanks a million mates, now i can lower my car on the incorrect offset!!!!


DutchNovaDiesel

 posted on 4th Jul 05 at 15:48

A decent tire-center should have them or be able to order them !

Cheers, J


ryzer

 posted on 4th Jul 05 at 15:24

WOW! these correct camber without having to spend out on coilovers? mate u r a legend, how would i get a set of these?


GED2.0CORSA

 posted on 4th Jul 05 at 14:35

would u haved a web site or supplier for those camber bolts mate ?


5chaap2k

 posted on 4th Jul 05 at 09:01

monroe magic camber bolts :)






sigibbons

 posted on 4th Jul 05 at 08:38

Coilovers with camber adjustment or camber adjustable top mounts.


and-m

 posted on 3rd Jul 05 at 22:47

As title, my car seems to be running a fair bit of negative camber on the front and is eating tyres fairly quickly as a result, what options are there to correct it?

Thanks