Got me some lowering springs.

The Green GT

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I found a good deal froma member on this site for some H&R springs. Used but still springs. $50 + S&H (Which was $30) So $80, but not bad for them. I cant wait to finally get rid of my 4X4 stance. How much do these lower the car. I think they say like 2.5 but Ive heard more like 2.

And so I need to get some caster/camber plates now?
 
I love mine. Ride is better than stock. But I put in new shocks & struts, too.


I would recommend getting the plates before the install. The drop these springs give you will almost require you to get plates in order to align it properly.
 
Here is a shot of H&R SS!

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Good to know I dont NEED the CC plates right now. Cause Im just about broke lol. Ill get them later though. How much can the stock one be adjusted. Cause Im gonna have to get the fromt end aligned after I do it and Id like them to get the C/C as right as possible.
 
wytstang said:
ZERO stockers are non adjustable.
The webiste with them says this.

These plates have such good adjustment that they even have over double the adjustment range of the stock plates.


2 times 0 is still 0 if Im correct. This must be a mistake. lol
 
The stock plates do have some slop. What Danny is saying is that it's useless slop. You'd have to slot the strut tower to allow the stock plates to move where you'd need them. When you have the stockers jammed into the corner of their holes, that essentially makes them non-adjustable (in terms of allowing you to dial-out neg camber and get adjust meaningful caster).

It's kinda like my seat track - sure it's adjustable. But I have it jammed through the rear-most adjustment and my knees still hit the dash. Adjustable, but not functionally adjustable for me. :D