The only thing I don't like about my T3 camber tops is that they have a nut & bolt system to fix them into the car, instead of studs & nuts like normal top hats. All that means is that you have to bolt the camber tops in to the car first, then bolt the top of the shock into the bearing, instead of being able to put it in as one unit. Hope that made sense. Apart from that I've never had an issue, great for the money. If I had the coin I'd go Datsport, saw a pair in the flesh the other week and they're really nice.
Hi Anth,
Thanks for the feedback. I understand what you're saying about the nut and bolt set up, but aren't sure why it changes the way you install it.
Can't you feed the bolts in from behind first, then attach the camber plate to the strut assembly before installing the whole lot as one unit? Effectively making them the same as a stud set up, even though the bolts aren't actually stuck in place? Does that make sense?