Z zelk Member Mar 21, 2023 4 1 13 Mar 22, 2023 #1 Mar 22, 2023 #1 Does anybody know what the name of this part is? This is a 2003 mustang gt and i’m curious to what this does. Thanks Attachments C493BD04-C206-4C1B-823B-4A48832DD048.webp 79.3 KB · Views: 93
Does anybody know what the name of this part is? This is a 2003 mustang gt and i’m curious to what this does. Thanks
Noobz347 Stangnet Facilities Maint Tech... Er... Janitor Admin Dude Jan 4, 1985 42,933 21,109 234 Box behind Walmart Mar 22, 2023 #2 Mar 22, 2023 #2 Those are [Caster/Camber Plates]. They are the mount point for the front struts and are used to adjust (you guessed it) the caster and camber of the front end. Here is some additional reading material from Maximum Motorsports: What can caster-camber plates do for my Mustang? The second paragraph talks more about what they do. Last edited: Mar 22, 2023
Those are [Caster/Camber Plates]. They are the mount point for the front struts and are used to adjust (you guessed it) the caster and camber of the front end. Here is some additional reading material from Maximum Motorsports: What can caster-camber plates do for my Mustang? The second paragraph talks more about what they do.
Z zelk Member Mar 21, 2023 4 1 13 Mar 22, 2023 #3 Mar 22, 2023 #3 Thank you, I just saw it was a rusty part and I had no idea what it was. Do these really need to be replaced frequently?
Thank you, I just saw it was a rusty part and I had no idea what it was. Do these really need to be replaced frequently?
Noobz347 Stangnet Facilities Maint Tech... Er... Janitor Admin Dude Jan 4, 1985 42,933 21,109 234 Box behind Walmart Mar 22, 2023 #4 Mar 22, 2023 #4 zelk said: Thank you, I just saw it was a rusty part and I had no idea what it was. Do these really need to be replaced frequently? Click to expand... Nope. They generally do not go bad. Lots of folks replace them but for performance reasons. Either they need more adjustment or rigidity or both. Lowering the car can put you out of the adjustment range of stock plates.
zelk said: Thank you, I just saw it was a rusty part and I had no idea what it was. Do these really need to be replaced frequently? Click to expand... Nope. They generally do not go bad. Lots of folks replace them but for performance reasons. Either they need more adjustment or rigidity or both. Lowering the car can put you out of the adjustment range of stock plates.