Ground control caster/camber plates.

Tim Rogers timrogers@charter.net
Sun, 23 Mar 2003 11:24:59 -0600


Ric wrote:
>>    they mount on top of the strut tower, you must use coilovers and you
don't have to have shortened struts. the same applies for b13 and b14. i got
rid of my gc c/c plates because they don't allow for as much positive camber
adjustment (to correct the alignment on a lowered car) as the stillen/cusco
plates (with some modding).<<

Ric's right, but you will get a greater range of bump travel if you go with
a shortened strut.  This is especially true and will be necessary if you
would like to lower the car significantly.

Tim Rogers
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