CasterPlus kit

O

Owned

New Member

Aug 29, 2004

104

0

0

Dec 25, 2004

#1

• Dec 25, 2004

• #1

Anybody have this? will it work on my car Lowered 2 inches

I ordered the springs, and the shocks/struts

Now hopefully all thats left is the caster/chameber plates

There the casterplus? i think 105 $

http://www.rpmoutlet.com/musv8plates.htm

Im not looking for the Best one i just need something that will work and not break or whatever

 

YardSpecial

New Member

Mar 20, 2003

2,664

0

0

MT

Dec 25, 2004

#2

• Dec 25, 2004

• #2

MM is the best, the rest SUCK AZZ !!

http://www.stangsuspension.com/store/comersus_viewitem.asp?idproduct=164

 

B

BlackPony2000

New Member

Jul 1, 2004

92

0

0

Taylors, South Carolina

Dec 25, 2004

#3

• Dec 25, 2004

• #3

the actual name is supposed to be camber plus, and yes i have it. great product from Kenny Brown...they will work on your car if it's lowered 2 inches...my buddy has them on his...
the ones i have are actually the old style, the newer ones have the cutout in the front as in the picture...

before install...

View attachment 519086

installed:

View attachment 519088

 

D

Darkhorse845

Banned

Nov 17, 2004

101

0

0

Las Vegas,Nevada

Dec 26, 2004

#4

• Dec 26, 2004

• #4

Yes get the MM ones!

 

O

Owned

New Member

Aug 29, 2004

104

0

0

Dec 26, 2004

#5

• Dec 26, 2004

• #5

anybody else have these? how do they do on the alignment?

 

D

Darkhorse845

Banned

Nov 17, 2004

101

0

0

Las Vegas,Nevada

Dec 27, 2004

#6

• Dec 27, 2004

• #6

Get the MM ones and get an alignment
too.

 

O

Owned

New Member

Aug 29, 2004

104

0

0

Dec 27, 2004

#7

• Dec 27, 2004

• #7

But im a poor teenage boy

 

GOLDENPONY

Founding Member

Jan 23, 2002

1,503

0

36

LOVELAND, OHIO

Dec 27, 2004

#8

• Dec 27, 2004

• #8

Caster Plus

I had this kit on a '97 GT 'Vert. I was very happy with it.

 

B

BlackPony2000

New Member

Jul 1, 2004

92

0

0

Taylors, South Carolina

Dec 29, 2004

#9

• Dec 29, 2004

• #9

there is no sense in getting something like the MM caster camber paltes, Kenny Brown has designed this kit to have the perfect amount of camber for the Mustang built into the plates, how does he know this... his facility is at the Indy speedway, he tests everything that he sells on the track. sure the MM C/C plates look nice and all, but there is just too much adjustment in them. get the Kenny Brown C/C plates and you will be happy, trust me...

 

YardSpecial

New Member

Mar 20, 2003

2,664

0

0

MT

Dec 29, 2004

#10

• Dec 29, 2004

• #10

Um ok, like all the stangs are the same....

U can never have TOO MUCH adjustment.

I will stick with my MM...........

 

triggz

Founding Member

May 15, 2002

1,218

0

37

Gadsden, AL

Dec 29, 2004

#11

• Dec 29, 2004

• #11

Ill stick with my freebie camber bolts

Whats the point of all that range of adjustment if you don't autocross and/or have your own alignment machine?

 

tomustang

Psychotic Member

Founding Member

Jun 8, 2000

3,434

2

78

McLean Hospital

Dec 29, 2004

#12

• Dec 29, 2004

• #12

BlackPony2000 said:

there is no sense in getting something like the MM caster camber paltes, Kenny Brown has designed this kit to have the perfect amount of camber for the Mustang built into the plates, how does he know this... his facility is at the Indy speedway, he tests everything that he sells on the track. sure the MM C/C plates look nice and all, but there is just too much adjustment in them. get the Kenny Brown C/C plates and you will be happy, trust me...

Click to expand...

i got my "no sense" MM c/c plates for a reason.

Cavallo said:

Um ok, like all the stangs are the same....

U can never have TOO MUCH adjustment.

I will stick with my MM...........

Click to expand...

me too, MM =