Cast/Camber plates needed for 94GT; what should I buy??

jruppert

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I have a 94 GT that I just lowered with Eibach sportline springs. I havent driven it yet because the engine is out but I am thinkin I should replace the CC plates. What brand would you guys go? I looked on ebay and found a steeda kit and then found a kit from TMD and it doesnt really say a brand but it almost looks like its built better then the steeda. Any suggestions? Here are the links

Steeda:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/e...d=1,1&item=7975123807&sspagename=STRK:MEWA:IT

TMD:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=7974972177&category=33581

 

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The steeda's look like the FMS ones.

I don;t think I like the design of the others.

I picked up my D&D ones from mustangs unlimited and I like them. Very well built. I have also heard great things about the maximum motorsports ones. Both of these are 4 bolt models so they are a bit stronger.

Chris

 

jruppert

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I looked at maximum motorsports also. Is it a must to install these since I lowered it 2 inch?

 

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I have the MM C/C plates. I love them. I little noisty but worth it.

Dustin

 

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I like the Hothkis CC plates imo there design is one of the best. They only make 3 bolt design but they are very steardy looking.

 

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I like both the hotchkis, and the MM plates. You don't have to have the 4-bolt, but it is nice. I had the hotchkis CC plates on my GT, and I like them a lot. As mentioned above, the MM are a little louder, and require drilling a hole, but either set would be great, and is fairly easy to install with air tools.

 

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Like i posted in another post don't try to get UPR 4 bolts if you want them right away they are out of stock. God only knows when i'll get my parts

 

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Maximum Motorsport 4 bolts

 

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im all about the hotchkis they have a high price but there worth every penny!

 

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i got the steeda 3 bolts....they feel nice with no noise whatsoever

 

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I'm dumping my Steeda three bolt for Hotchkis. No steel bushings for me anymore.

 

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i went with the MM 4-bolts. if you ever want to get coil-overs 4-bolt plates are a must. 4-bolt is just more sturdy IMO over any 3-bolt plates.

for the most part the debate over the best quality is usually between hotchkis and Maximum Motorsports, and with steeda coming in third.