Camber bolts, worth using?

[Kerpal]

Does anyone know about camber bolts & whether or not they're a decent solution to correcting too much negative camber?

My car isn't lowered at all but has a TON of negative camber for some reason. It's obvious just glancing at the front tires. I was planning on getting MM c/c plates when I get lowering springs & shocks/struts, but that upgrade is way out of my budget at the moment. Right now I just want to get it aligned so it'll stop eating tires and be safe to take on some long trips.

I'd never heard of these before but the price is attractive. Assuming the shop can't get the camber back into spec with the stock parts, will these likely do the trick?

http://www.stangsuspension.com/store/comersus_listCategoriesAndProducts.asp?idCategory=135

 

[Skoobie]

The camber bolts are only good for 1-2 degrees of correction. If you have massive camber problems then they wont work for your application. They are great for minor corrections though. I used them when I dropped my car 1.5 inches. I too couldnt afford the CC plates so the bolts were a good alternitive.

 

[Maryland Stang]

Moog makes those bolts for less than that. The part number is K90476. Rockauto.com has them for $13.97. Moog parts can also be bought at most auto parts stores.