c/c plates

Ruckus46Gt

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I am installing my h&r springs with illumina's in a week and a half and i need to order c/c plates what are good plates for a cheap price. I just need them for an allignment and dont plan on adjusting stuff. Do i even need the for super sport springs? I know some say they dont

 

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Blue Mach

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UPR for the price you cant beat them

http://www.uprproducts.com/

 

mity2

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Pro3i. cheap, and it works good!!!

 

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Rocketman

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I went with the BBK C/C plates. They're a 3 bolt application that mounts up using the existing holes, no drilling. They have the rubber bushing so no harsh ride or noise. Took me about 30 min. to install both sides after removing the struts. I like them, nothing fancy, and my alignment after the drop was perfect.

 

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CottonBurnerz

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I just ordered my suspension parts as well.. put almost $1000 worth of hole in my bank account.. but I went with steeda so hopefully I won't need a c/c plate.

Go with 4-bolts version ones from MM, pro3i, steeda, or other popular brand.. you won't regret it..

 

GDawg

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Yes, you'll need C/C plates with H&R Supersports.

And remember, you get what you pay for. If you buy something cheap, you may regret it later when it starts making noise or falls apart. And then you'll have to buy again.

Buy the Maximum Motorsports C/C plates for a little more and then you can't go wrong.

 

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Blue Mach

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mity2 said:

Pro3i. cheap, and it works good!!!

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That was my 2nd choice. When I was researching them everyone had good things to say about Pro3i and UPR.

 

Ruckus46Gt

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bump

bump..........the reviews page is empty now so i cant search there

 

jfranci3

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Go for the Pro3i's. You may or may not need them, it's a good idea to get them to add Caster.

Get the Maximum Motorsp plates if you only want to buy them once.

 

hognutz

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look for QA1 on ebay. they make good stuff. I would go with them right now. I didn't like the look of the pro3i compared to the MM. I think the QA1 looks comparable and is only like $130. good deal.

my .02

MM best choice not many complaints most expensive

QA1 looks like a good piece and is cheap
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/e...em=2475843913&category=33581#ebayphotohosting

pro3i proably a great piece I just read about a guy damaging one and switching to MM with no problems.

 

jeff1414

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shoot my mac cc plates get the job done and cheaper that upr. Perfect alignment!!!!!
Just don't got the bling. I have had them for two years and there are the same as when I put them on. SAVE MONEY!!!

 

YardSpecial

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I use Camber bolts, for $50 buck U can't go wrong !

 

Ruckus46Gt

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i was going to do camber bolts but everyone says they dont recommend them. I have no idea why

 

mpcv2000

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jfranci3 said:

Get the Maximum Motorsport plates if you only want to buy them once.

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I agree !

 

YardSpecial

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Ruckus46Gt said:

i was going to do camber bolts but everyone says they dont recommend them. I have no idea why

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Well thats stupid, have been in use LONGER then CC plates !!

H&R, NAPA sell them !!

But what do I know, ASE Mechanic for YEARS !!

Problem is you can't ADD caster with the bolts.

MM is truly the best out there.

I just don't have $450+ for plates right now.

 

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Ruckus46Gt said:

I am installing my h&r springs with illumina's in a week and a half and i need to order c/c plates what are good plates for a cheap price. I just need them for an allignment and dont plan on adjusting stuff. Do i even need the for super sport springs? I know some say they dont

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Give me more info. What are you planning on doing with your car? is it more of a daily driver or are you going to drag race it a lot?? with the H&R sports you can't go wrong either way. with the supersports you'll have a little disadvantage when draggin with stiffer springs up front.