How's your Japanese? (Front lower suspension arm adjusters)

Hi Guys

I'm in the process of putting together a shopping list of bits I want to buy to replace the front suspension arms. I'm a little bit stuck when it comes to selecting which cam bolts I need to order. For example, when I choose the bolts for the RHS, i get two different part numbers come up:

The only thing differentiating the two part numbers (48190-14040 and 48190-24020) is some Japanese writing. I've tried cutting and pasting the writing into Google translate but I get nothing useful out of it.

Does anyone know what the difference between the two is?

Cheers

Andy

Simple answer on this one

They are both needed. One is for the front part of the arm, the other is for the rear. Look at the pic again, one has the camber adjuster on the left side, the other on the right

Simple answer on this one

 

They are both needed. One is for the front part of the arm, the other is for the rear. Look at the pic again, one is a has the camber adjuster on the left side, the other on the right

Correct 14040 is front, 24020 is rear.

Good to have it verified by perhaps the only person on the forum that can read Japanese

Many thanks guys!

For some reason, I had in my head that one was for pre-facelift, the other for facelift. I thought that the front and the back of the arm were the same, just rotated through 180 degrees.

Looking at them again, they do look different, one had a stud on the back to mount the stay, the other a hex head.

Thanks again!