IF i needed caster/camber plates for new springs, would these suffice?

BigChiefSmokem

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I'm going with the Eibach pro kit.. I've heard some have needed CC plates, others have not... I'm wondering if THESE would suffice to get proper alignment? They are the steeda Caster and Camber plates for $179 from partshopper. I didnt know if i needed to go with the 4 bolt ones.

Also, is this 179 for ONE SIDE?? or 179 for caster and camber plates for both sides of the car???

 

Steve Curry

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I'm going with the same setup as you. Eibach Pro-kit springs and Steeda C/C plates. The C/C plates come as a pair. I should have my parts some time next week; looking forward to dropping the GT!

I bought my C/C plates direct from Steeda for the same price, shipping included.

 

BlackenedSVT

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I'll be instsalling C/C plates, tokico struts and Eibach Lowering springs on Tuesday & Wednesday. Along with a Strut Tower brace and my JBA headers =)

 

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use nothing but the best
http://www.maximummotorsports.com/cc.asp

 

stangman

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if you don't plan on going coil overs in the future the 3 bolts will suffice. if you do plan on coil overs go ahead & get the 4 bolts. the added stress of coil overs put too much stress for the 3 bolts, so you may as well only spend the money once. i just finished installing my k-member, a-arms, coil overs & c/c plates. the c/c plates were pretty easy, as long as you have a drill for the 4th hole. i'll go find some pics i took while i was doing it

 

stangman

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as long as you have a 3/8th drill bit you're good to go, when you're installing the c/c plates

 

ToplessStang

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I got the MM 4 bolts from here. free shipping. They do come in pairs by the way. http://www.stangsuspension.com/store/comersus_viewitem.asp?idproduct=164