Bummer.
I wouldn't recommend more than ~2 degrees of camber in a car that's daily driven, on either axle.
There are other degrees of freedom for fore/aft balancing of a car which should probably be tuned before going maxxxx camber (e.g. springs, suspension bushings, bars, application of trail...
So happy that people are using those vorshlag plates!
Regarding 2nd gear popout, if you still have a shift weight and/or heavy shift knob, take it off.
Seems low to me.
When loading two sleeves together like the rmm to bracket, I usually go ham, and get much torque as I can with a hand wrench.
You won't hurt the bushings by putting additional stress on the sleeves.
@xfeejayx
IMO- that clearance between the sleeve and the bolt shouldn't be an issue.
The friction between the stock metal sleeve (the one that's too large for the bolt) and the DM RMM sleeves will keep things from moving around - the bolt isn't being loaded in sheer, it's only providing...