got my car aligned tday and since i dropped 1.5 inches i need caster camber plates, which are the best i can get for a resonable price?, i know mm is the best but do i really need mm plates? what is the adjustment over stock that these plates will give campared to others like upr or steeda or mac?
my car was resonabley aligned just that my left side couldent be aligned properly
got my car aligned tday and since i dropped 1.5 inches i need caster camber plates, which are the best i can get for a resonable price?, i know mm is the best but do i really need mm plates? what is the adjustment over stock that these plates will give campared to others like upr or steeda or mac?
my car was resonabley aligned just that my left side couldent be aligned properly
Can't really answer much of your question, but, the MM plates were the originals that Steeda copied for their version. They will give you 4 bolts so you will have a solid install, plus, I think they look pretty nice.
As for the adjustment, they appear to offer more adjustment range just looking at the pics of them vs the steeda. They will give you a world of different adjustment options over a stock plate. And, I believe they are like 30 bucks cheaper than the steedas.
Anyhow, just my .02. Wish I had more info on this topic. But, I will be going with the MM plates when I drop my car as well.
i have a set of hpm 3-bolt plates on the 90, they didnt completely eliminate camber (b/c its dropped like 10000 inches) but they did a lot and i could see them completely eliminating camber on a 1.5" drop
i guess i wont need them after all :good: i talked to my suspension teacher and he said i just needed camber wedges, and that i would be set so im getting that. but thanks for the input
I have UPR shark C&C plates They are of a excellent quality. I would highly recommend them.
UPR Caster Camber Plates 1994 - 2004 'The Shark' T-7075
UPR Billet caster/camber plates replace the stock flexible rubber strut mount bushings, allowing you ultimate control of the suspension geometry. New design manufactured from T-7075 Aircraft aluminum over twice the strength of T-6061 158.99
go with mm plates they are stronger and better than all the others out there, get the 4 bolt design also. They allow nearly twice the adjustment as all the others out there also.... the top plate can be fliped for more camber or left normal for a not so lower car, being 1.5 inches you can flip it and get amazing amounts of adjustment... they are expensive but they are very worth it.
Camber wedges are very old school used on antique automobiles and are not for performance cars. But if you want to use Model A technology from the 1920
BE MY GUEST!!! BUT DONT BOTHER US FOR ADVICE IF YOU ARE NOT GOING TO LISTEN!!!!!
Camber wedges are very old school used on antique automobiles and are not for performance cars. But if you want to use Model A technology from the 1920
BE MY GUEST!!! BUT DONT BOTHER US FOR ADVICE IF YOU ARE NOT GOING TO LISTEN!!!!!
They are nothing but a crappy cheap ass rig job at best. This was used years ago by import factories when they set up cars back in the McPhearson strut era of the 60's and early 70's
They are nothing but a crappy cheap ass rig job at best. This was used years ago by import factories when they set up cars back in the McPhearson strut era of the 60's and early 70's
**** it guess i will take your advise and get the upr ones
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