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SuspensionSprings, struts, coilovers, sway-bars, camber plates, and all other modifications to suspension components for Cooper (R50), Cabrio (R52), and Cooper S (R53) MINIs.
Effective Jan 05, the rear camber is adjustable, at least on SS+ cars. They now have an eccentric bolt on the end of the control arm, which allows for camber to be changed.
Do folks have a preference for the adjustable control arms? H-Sport look great, but i know others favor Alta, or Mini Mania. Is one better than the others or is it simply a matter of price and looks? TIA.
Do folks have a preference for the adjustable control arms? H-Sport look great, but i know others favor Alta, or Mini Mania. Is one better than the others or is it simply a matter of price and looks? TIA.
Tom W.
Primarily depends on usage. The people who are more track-oriented seem to be going with the heim-joint ends such as Alta. The street people lean more towards H-sport with the urethane bushings. The h-sport can be found on ebay for around $210 shipped so cost really isn't an issue.
Effective Jan 05, the rear camber is adjustable, at least on SS+ cars. They now have an eccentric bolt on the end of the control arm, which allows for camber to be changed.
I'm not really understanding what you mean by an "eccentric bolt on the end of the control arm". Could you elaborate just a bit. I was under mine yesterday and couldn't grasp what you meant.
OK, I can tell what you're talking about. I didn't see it on mine because I have an early 2005 (I obviously didn't read your post about Jan '05 on has the nut). I would still like to see a pic of it. Possibly I can put it on mine to adjust my camber.