G-trac bar and Caster/camber plates?

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tack_78

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When I installed my tubular K-member, there was a k-member brace on the stock one. Myself and Cliff believe that this brace is only on verts. I want to put a g-trac brace on. The one that Steeda offers says except verts. Will this fit on my car now that I have a tubular k-member? Also, what caster/camber plates should I get? What is the difference between three and four bolt plates?

 

nickthegenius

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Did you go with coilovers with your tubular k-member? If so, I think you have to have 4-bolt plates.

 

poolee

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The brace you're talking about is only on convertibles. It prevented my engine from going in with a the big canton oil pan, so I took it off. Instead of the g-trac, I'm ordering a 4 bolt brace piece from Maximum Motorsports.

http://www.maximummotorsports.com/kbrace.asp

 

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poolee said:

The brace you're talking about is only on convertibles. It prevented my engine from going in with a the big canton oil pan, so I took it off. Instead of the g-trac, I'm ordering a 4 bolt brace piece from Maximum Motorsports.

http://www.maximummotorsports.com/kbrace.asp

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I can't use the four-point brace because I have BBK Longtubes. I already ordered the steeda G-trac. I just hope it fits. If not, I will return it.