DNA Racing Top Mount Camber Adjustment Kit

[cidsamuth]

These:

https://whoosh-motorsports.myshopif...ng-top-mount-coilover-kit-2014-2019-fiesta-st

For the life of me, I cannot find installation instructions/videos, etc. for these.

In particular, I'm curious how camber is adjusted once they are installed. Do you need to widen the strut mount holes of the car with a hole saw to give enough room to adjust?

 

[SteveS]

It looks like that would be the case if you cannot access the screws through the hole that's already there. That or drop the strut to adjust, which would be a pain.

 

[Pablo Pistoffo]

I think pretty much any camber adjustable top mounts require the strut tower to be drilled out.
I had to just use the slots in my coilovers to get more negative front camber because drilling out the tower isn't allowed in my autocross class

 

[cidsamuth]

Thanks …. Was hoping I was missing something and perhaps no drilling out was required. Seems like the hardest part would be keeping the hole saw from “walking” as you drill.

 

[Woods247]

I just drilled mine. I mounted a smaller hole saw in the middle as a guide for the larger one. Super easy with a new Diablo hole saw from Lowes. Just go slow and make lots of noise! 2.5” wasn’t large enough. I still have to notch it a bit to get to the Allen heads. That or try again with a 2.75” bit.

 

[cidsamuth]

I just drilled mine. I mounted a smaller hole saw in the middle as a guide for the larger one. Super easy with a new Diablo hole saw from Lowes. Just go slow and make lots of noise! 2.5” wasn’t large enough. I still have to notch it a bit to get to the Allen heads. That or try again with a 2.75” bit.

Good info, thanks. You used the DNA kit?

 

[Woods247]

Good info, thanks. You used the DNA kit?

Nah I have a different set of adjustable coilovers

 

[MauiRoads]

I just bought the CompBrake top mounts and would appreciate any advice on installation. Please see my thread here:
https://www.fiestastforum.com/threa...able-strut-top-mounts-hats.30376/#post-490047

Thanks!