Product Details

These Whiteline 12mm Adjustable Front Camber Bolts fit the 1984-1994 Plymouth Colt (C50). Position: front. In the box: 2 bolts. Order it as part number KCA412. Whiteline's note for this fit: Adds +/- 0.75 degrees Camber.

Camber is how far the top of the wheel leans in or out when you look at the car from the front, and it decides how the tire meets the road. Many cars leave little or no room to change it at the factory. A camber bolt replaces a standard mounting bolt with an adjustable one, so an alignment shop can move the setting into a better range.

Installation is rated difficult, with about 1 hour of work listed. Plan on a wheel alignment afterward.

Features

  • Camber adjustment: Helps hold the tire flatter on the road by correcting camber changes through roll.
  • Corrosion protection: A protective plating covers the metal components to guard against corrosion.
  • Install guide: Step-by-step installation instructions come with it.
  • Locking washer: The toothed lock washer keeps the adjustment from slipping once it is tightened.
  • Hardware: The matching nuts are included.
Specifications
Part Number KCA412
Part Name Camber Bolt
Vehicle 1984-1994 Plymouth Colt
Chassis Code C50
Adjustable Yes
Bolt Thread Diameter 12 mm
Color Gray
Installation Difficulty Difficult
Installation Time (hrs) 1
Kit Contents 2 Bolts
Nut Included Yes
Vehicle Placement Front
Wheel Alignment Required Yes
Notes Adds +/- 0.75 Degree Camber

Vehicle fitment

This product fits the vehicles listed below.

YearMakeModelNotes
1984PlymouthColtAdds +/- 0.75 Degree Camber
1985PlymouthColtAdds +/- 0.75 Degree Camber
1986PlymouthColtAdds +/- 0.75 Degree Camber
1987PlymouthColtAdds +/- 0.75 Degree Camber
1988PlymouthColtAdds +/- 0.75 Degree Camber
1989PlymouthColtAdds +/- 0.75 Degree Camber
1990PlymouthColtAdds +/- 0.75 Degree Camber
1991PlymouthColtAdds +/- 0.75 Degree Camber
1992PlymouthColtAdds +/- 0.75 Degree Camber
1993PlymouthColtAdds +/- 0.75 Degree Camber
1994PlymouthColtAdds +/- 0.75 Degree Camber

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