Any one know where to get a front camber adjust kit locally for the PT.... the front end is the same as the neon.... some US mobs list the neon & PT with same part numbers for camber kits.

K-mac do camber adjust bolts but they quoted me $130 plus $16 for air bag post....ow...

heard of anything cheaper?

Monroe have Camber bolts to suit the 14ml Bolt on the PT Cruiser
Part no is MC114 (Magic Camber Bolt) and they cost $113.00 for both front wheels, if you have trade contacts they will be cheaper.
Any one who supplies Monroe Shockers should be able to get them.
I have fitted some to my PT and they work well and give plenty of adjustment, They are a good size not made smaller to fit like some on the market.
Hope this info helps

there's some good advice.

Check Ebay too as there are a afir few kits advertised on there.

Pedders also supply camber bolts for nearly all models you just need the bolt size eg 10 12 14 mm etc
I used to buy them trade a pack of 2 for $65.00

Thanks for the info guys.

I was looking at the Kmac unit for the simple reason that it is not a cam or crank bolt set-up. Their method uses a conventional bolt with a double cam washer arrangement at each end. This requires the bottom plates of the strut to be drilled out so the cams fit into the plates. You then fit a fork clamp waher to the end of the bolt to hold it all in place. I think i have described it right....

If you want some more info email me and i will forward a pdf i have.

From memory it sounds and looks very similar to the camber adjust system Ford used on the 1962-64 105E Anglia.

I have spoken to a couple of mechanics and they seem to prefer the Kmac to the crank bolt method. purely from the point of view that the cam bolt method can leave you with a reduced diameter size bolt. As they consider those bolts very important to keeping the front wheels/hubs on the vehicle ans are sized to suit the loadings going undersize leaves it open for a failure. but being a conservative bunch the drilling out of the strut plates may sit with them better as the lesser of two evils.