4-bolt cc plates, coilovers?

Stangsgrl

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I'm getting 4-bolt MM cc plates. To use them will I have to do a coilovers on the fronts?

Just wondering if i read a few things right. Also....my suspension plan is to make my car handle...not really straight line stuff. so any advice on set ups i'll take! So far all i've done is steeda sport springs (which i guess i'll sell if i do coilovers).

 

hotrodnut

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The 4-bolts work just fine with the standard strut type suspension on the Mustangs. I would suggest setting the caster at a more aggresive positive setting when you do install them as this will help in straight line tracking and keeping the outside front tires more planted in the corners.

 

tomustang

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Stangsgrl said:

I'm getting 4-bolt MM cc plates. To use them will I have to do a coilovers on the fronts?

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From where you read is should've said 'for use of coil-overs the C/C plates are recommended'

not the other way around


* All MM Caster/Camber plates are suitable for use with coil-over conversion kits.*

 

Stangsgrl

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ohh okay....that makes sense.
i wanted to make sure before i bought these. looks like the 4-bolt MM are the most recommended on here at least too. i'm gettin a good deal so i figure i better get 'em now.