How to remove rear camber arm? Pic attached

Edit: Thankfully boosted let me know it was humanly possible. I ended up getting a tool that helped make it easier on me...see below in another reply.

i had access to a variety of tools that allowed me to get to it with no problem.

boosted180sx said:

i had access to a variety of tools that allowed me to get to it with no problem.

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Pm me what you used lol...if you can. You didn't have to drop any of that rear frame at all?

no i didn't drop the frame.

i forgot exactly what i used cause it was a while back ... but it was one of those super thin sockets that my friend had at his shop.

Never mind the fact you said a human can do it I got it loose. Used this lol

These worked for me

yeah don't think too hard lol.
it's not a hard install lol.

You need an extended wrench to remove those bolts that are deep inside

boosted180sx said:

yeah don't think too hard lol.
it's not a hard install lol.

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No doubt...I was over thinking it for sure lol

Welcome to the club! Swear the oem units are heavy as sh*t.

jasonjm said:

Welcome to the club! Swear the oem units are heavy as sh*t.

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Yeah I noticed that also lol.

Man I need an alignment bad. Maxed out negative camber in the rear and now a bit of negative camber up front to stay low and avoid rubbing...feels like a drunk person leans over and fights with me to steer toe is jacked

I'm about to embark on this journey. Is that a 12mm, or 14mm bolt? Thanks for sharing info. I knew the bolt would challenging.

-JP- said:

I'm about to embark on this journey. Is that a 12mm, or 14mm bolt? Thanks for sharing info. I knew the bolt would challenging.

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17mm

02SilverSiHB said:

These worked for me

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I need this tool!!! God damn what a PITA!!!! Lol

jcp227 said:

I need this tool!!! God damn what a PITA!!!! Lol

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Lol it was at first then got real easy after that first one