i got some off amazon that were ok but they wore out pretty fast whee my throttle foot went. would be nice to get a oem quality aftermarket one. i need 2 sets in black.
i would test the igniter. also the igniter does not need to be grounded to the intake. nor do you need a cable from battery to intake but should have one from the battery to the block.
The Allen is there to holt the stud while you loosen the nut.
Stock or the one such as beech for 100 are about your only choice. Not really anything in between as far as I know
The camber is adjusted with the lower control arm bolts. They are prone to seizing how ever.
But the camber would need to be adjusted on an alignment rack.
If you use a hack saw or sawzall cut barely almost all the way through in 2 spots and then hammer a screw driver or chisel between the arm and the outer sleeve and then they fall right out.
Stock mercedes pads or ebc would be my vote. The stock mercedes pads are very good and rarely squeak or squeal. My kit ended up on my buddy's car with the pads that came with the calipers since they were like new. They wor perfectly even after brake boosting with over 600hp.
Not all pads are...
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