cc plates ?

1LowGT

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are mustang tuning .com caster camber plates any good? part # 30002,i can get a good deal on them. they are for a 98 gt?

 

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I'd go with the Maximum Motorsports 4-Bolt plates. I looked up the ones you mentioned, and the MM Plates are only $20 more. Not sure how good of a deal you are getting, but I have the MM Plates myself and love them.

 

1LowGT

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i love mm parts but i can get the mustang tuning for $125 or billet uprs for $100 either of those should be fine though right?

 

tomustang

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no, they're not fully adjustable like the MM ones

+1 for the MM's

 

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get Pro3i's. pretty good unless your gonna go road race

 

1LowGT

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just doing this for looks all i need is a alignment within tolerance,

 

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If you're just going for looks why not just get some chrome caps to cover the stock plates? My vote is for MM, they are rock solid, and shiney pretty!

 

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i would just go with the MM C/C plates

 

1LowGT

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Done deal i just got off the phone with maximum and they will ship my order out friday,they said i dont need the bumpsteer kit or offset kit just cc plates,i wound up buying more stuff from them to boot,Great people there recommend them to everyone.

 

tomustang

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hazze4ya said:

Done deal i just got off the phone with maximum and they will ship my order out friday,they said i dont need the bumpsteer kit or offset kit just cc plates,i wound up buying more stuff from them to boot,Great people there recommend them to everyone.

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i am putting some of their kids through college

 

1LowGT

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he he i could see where a man could go crazy with all their cool parts,i called them to order cc plates and bought 2 more items also,if i would have talked to jason longer he could have sold me a total package,course i was told to behave with the bank card by the other half when ordering my stuff.

 

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Heh those guys are great and so is there stuff, they even helped me save some money last by suggesting alternatives.

 

1LowGT

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same here

 

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skidding in with my suggestion steeda 4 bolt cc plates
click on link in sig for pic.

**edit didnt realize you already choose the mm plates. anyway either one is still a good choice imo

 

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I just ordered my chrome ones today! Can't wait to see them on the car... Do they make any noticeable handling difference?

 

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Another vote for MM's. I have seen some great all-around cars (street/strip/road) using them and the owners have liked them very much. When/if I lower the Stang I have now, they'll be what I buy.

 

tomustang

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reeber said:

I just ordered my chrome ones today! Can't wait to see them on the car... Do they make any noticeable handling difference?

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oh yeah man! they make you cream your pants when they're installed

 

reeber

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is that a joke, or serious? What's different in handling? What's noticeable?

 

tomustang

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reeber said:

is that a joke, or serious? What's different in handling? What's noticeable?

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almost

the front felt alot more solid, and it's so easy to adjust

 

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Blinkstang said:

I'd go with the Maximum Motorsports 4-Bolt plates. I looked up the ones you mentioned, and the MM Plates are only $20 more. Not sure how good of a deal you are getting, but I have the MM Plates myself and love them.

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