camber plates needed?

Mustangless

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I have had the prokit installed on my car for about 1-2months. I first went to get it aligned and they said the frame was not straight. I know it had hit a curb more than once. Anyways, I was thinking about getting someone else to look at it. Isn't it possible to align it without camber plates with the eibach prokit?

 

Mrgreen94gt

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It can be about impossible, every car is different. I had extreme negative camber with the B springs, so I got my Pro3i plates. Even then, I could go no further than -1.4. When I swapped in the C-springs, it was able to go all the way back to factory camber specs.

 

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I have the pro-kit and I would strongly recommend getting the c/c plates. I didn't and ended up ruining a good set of tires. I will be installing my maximum motorsports c/c plates sometime within the month.

 

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I'm running the pro kit with no problems here ! Put them on about six months ago and just got it aligned yesterday ! They said they really didnt have to adjust much as it was already good, but they did say I needed a new wheel bearing !

 

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1SLO94 said:

I'm running the pro kit with no problems here ! Put them on about six months ago and just got it aligned yesterday ! They said they really didnt have to adjust much as it was already good, but they did say I needed a new wheel bearing !

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What shocks/struts are you running? I have the KYB AGX's and eurothane bushings and spring isolators all the way around.

 

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I put The Bullitt Tokico struts and shocks on when the springs went in ! Figured I'd get it all out the way at the same time !

 

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It looks like I have bad negative camber, and my toe could be messed up too.



How do you adjust the toe and camber without camber plates?

 

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5LiterFever

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Your camber looks just like mine. Spend the $$ on some c/c plates or you'll be paying a lot more in 6 months for tires......

 

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I would recommend them, I've got the pro kit, and my tires wear unevenly, I'm getting mine shortly.

 

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http://www.stangsuspension.com/store/comersus_viewitem.asp?idproduct=164
are these the ones I need?

I don't need 4 bolt do I? Is there any cheaper 3bolt good ones I can get?

 

Mrgreen94gt

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Mustangless said:

http://www.stangsuspension.com/store/comersus_viewitem.asp?idproduct=164
are these the ones I need?

I don't need 4 bolt do I? Is there any cheaper 3bolt good ones I can get?

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Only if you're going to be using coil-overs.

http://mustangtuning.com/ca.html

These are probably nice.