Best Caster Camber Plates

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jimilane

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Ok, time for Caster/camber plates.

Whick ones are the absolute best. I may use coil-overs in the future.

I'm looking at some D&D motorsport plates right now. They have more bolts than the regular one. They work with the coil overs too.

I just want some opinions on which ones to buy.

Thanks,
Jim

 

4G-KDMP

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maximum motorsports #1

 

jtfairlane

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Maximum Motorsports times 2!

 

FoxBodyGT

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MM#3

 

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Yes what they say

 

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Maximum motorsports #5 I had a set of steeda 4 bolt CC plates and had the bearings in them wear out twice before I bought the mm ones... never had a problem after that.

 

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Maximum motorsports

 

MikeC

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MM!

 

vikingpower

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I've a had a MAC set that I got off ebay several years ago work flawlessly for me. Too which I am very surprised. But stuff I've bought from Maximum is always top-notch.

 

4G-KDMP

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mm ftw

 

stang&2Birds

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MM.
It's true what they say Once you go MM, you NEVER go back.

 

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Im' going to be the differ. I really enjoyed my HPM plates on a previous car. They are a high qaulity peice but price is around $220

This second time around with a new car I went with the stangnet/J&M versions they look nice and are good on the pocket too. Only $160.

 

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My vote goes to J&M Products / hotpart.com. They use an alloy steel main plate with a lifetime guarantee on the whole part including the chrome moly bearing. They are also the only ones using a four bolt bearing mount.

 

ALMOST STOCK

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I've had both the Steeda and the Maximum Motorsports CC plates.
Maximum Motorsports is the was to go no doubt!

 

7-UP BILL

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Hotchkis. They are polished as a bonus.

 

Shakerhood

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MMs hands down!!!

 

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J&M makes good products. IIRC, the owner is an ex-employee of MaximumMotorsports. IMO, you can't go wrong with either company.