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Blue Mach

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I am sure this question has been asked before but... I have a 1998 GT with Ford C springs and I have noticed a slight wear on my tires. I would like to purchase a set of C/C Plates but I am not sure what to go with 3 or 4 bolt?? What brands do you guys like? I have heard good things about Steeda , Pro3i and UPR.

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Beau

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The names i've most often seen mentioned here are Steeda and UPR

 

'96&'01Stang

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You shouldn't need C/C plates with the C springs

 

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CdnNavybob

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Check out the reviews section here:
http://reviews.stangnet.com/Suspension/more2.html

I've heard a number of people talk about the spherical bearings going within 5000 miles on the Steeda CC plates. Personally, I'm going to go with the MM's when I do mine.

 

GDawg

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Maximum Motorsport Caster/Camber plates...

 

tewetzel

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I put Maximum Motorsport units on mine, w/ the 4 bolts. Clearly very high-quality units, and the alignment guys were impressed at how much adjustments they provided.

 

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the 4 bolt c/c plates are really good for coil overs and the three bolts are for non coil overs. I have the steeda ones and I liked them a lot. the adj. is going to be basically the same. and they all have a life time warranty on them so if one does happen to go bad you can send it back and get a new one to free. I personally haven't ever heard of one of the bearings go bad.

 

mpcv2000

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GDawg said:

Maximum Motorsport Caster/Camber plates...

Click to expand...

Same here !

Looks good, do the job, 1 year on my car now and no problem .

 

GotMustangs

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My Pro3i's seem to work great, they are a 4-bolt design, and costed a bunch less than MM. Not flaming MM, I know they make great products, but these just seemed more in my price range. My 2 cents.

 

hognutz

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yeah I am torn between the pro3i and the maximum motorsport. they seem like the best options to me. Is there a downside to the pro3i. if there is I will get the maximum motorsports $50 is not a huge deal.

 

blueovalguy

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I've got the Pro3i's and have had no problems at all.

 

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I have a brand new set of Steeda's 3 bolt for sale email me medik13@hotmail.com They are unused and in mint cond. I have the new 4 bolt ones mounted because I plan to do coilovers!