Lowering Question

CrazyGT

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Aug 21, 2003
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Chesterfield,VA
Since I lowered my car I'm having a severe Tow in problem "butterflying". I've heard new balljoints or new camber plates will fix this. Which one do I actually need or do I need both. Any help would be apprecieted.
 
I would honestly have the alignment shop put them on and se the alignement for you as well. It will be easier for them to do both, so they can adjustment and set the camber and caster to what it needs to be.
 
Caster/Camber plates will corret your toe in condition. Depending on how much you lowered it, you might want to consider a bump steer kit as well. I see you like steeda and they make the best one.
 
take it and have aligment shop do the install. and get aligment done at the same time. less hassle, and they have all the tooles that they need. If you did your own install on spring, you should have done it at the same time
 
stangmsy said:
Im about to get the H&Rs and lower mine anywhere from 1 1/2 to 2in
and wondering if i will be alright if i just get caster camber plates along with it

If you get the Supersports, you will definitely need the caster/camber plates to get your camber back to spec.

Like others have stated:

Viewing from the front of the car to see camber...

/ \ = negative camber

\ / = positive camber




Viewing from the top of the car to see toe in...


| | (rear tires)

\ / (front tires)


CasterCamberToe3.jpg