C&C plates install question

S

swl987

Member

May 6, 2004

200

0

16

Cleveland,Oh

Aug 3, 2007

#1

• Aug 3, 2007

• #1

i think i need to get some because of my new wheels. i have steeda springs and bilstein struts. will i have to take everything apart again to install the c&c plates?

 

9

97speedster

New Member

Jan 16, 2007

134

1

0

stanwood,wa

Aug 3, 2007

#2

• Aug 3, 2007

• #2

no but you will have to have it re-aligned.

 

S

swl987

Member

May 6, 2004

200

0

16

Cleveland,Oh

Aug 3, 2007

#3

• Aug 3, 2007

• #3

67effie said:

no but you will have to have it re-aligned.

Click to expand...

so you can just jack up the car and swap them out? its that simple? there is nothing to do underneath. i see you have a bump steer kit. what does that consist of? since i got my new wheels i am having that problem.

 

9

97speedster

New Member

Jan 16, 2007

134

1

0

stanwood,wa

Aug 3, 2007

#4

• Aug 3, 2007

• #4

Your Caster Camber (C&C) plates are located under the hood inside the engine compartment and the top of the strut protrudes through them. No jacking of the car is required to remove or install them. Here is a picture of C&C plates installed in my car.



A bump steer kit would also require an alignment. If you are unsure on how to install either one of these parts I would highly recomend taking it to someone who knows how.

 

Attachments

• 97must011.webp

  84.5 KB · Views: 128

COramprat

...I can take it. I think.

20+ Year Stangneter

Mar 2, 2003

8,474

1,463

223

Sea of Tranquility

Aug 3, 2007

#5

• Aug 3, 2007

• #5

I took the wheels off to install mine. I had the 4 post ones though so I had to drill the extra hole. You also have to put the backing plate on so removing the wheel makes it easier to get to.