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04-29-2003 | 06:58 PM

madhatter

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camber plates

i went to groun-control's website and saw that they have camber plates available for the zx at 300 a pair
my question is has anyone used any of their camber plates and have an opinion good or bad
2nd question are camber plates necessary for the rear at all when lowering or will the rear maintain its camber angle??
i wanted adjustable control arm and tc rod but im not seeing that available as of now

05-04-2003 | 09:04 AM

madhatter

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I READ ELSEWHERE TAHT THE REAR WILL NOT BENIFIT FROM
CAMBER/CASTER PLATES AT ALL
BUT DOES ANYONE HAVE AN OPINION ON THE QUALITY OF THESE PLATES AT ALL

05-07-2003 | 10:14 AM

Skully

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from what i heard the back gives you more problems then front when lowering...that why i didnt bother to lower it i dun wanna mess with adjustable control arms or extra spacers and all that welding lol...so no rear dont maintian it.....

ah so buisy at work i got no time to even come on here and rant about stuff anymore....

07-04-2004 | 05:13 PM

timd

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the rear correction kits correct only camber and toe in i think

07-19-2004 | 04:06 PM

timd

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the rear has given me a heap more probs than the front. Since lowering i have developed a knocking in the *** end. At first i thought it was diff mount, although i had it put up on a hoist and was told it was my cvs bottoming out on the diff? Apparently this is due to the angle at which the cv sits had been altered due to lowering. Id love some advice on this one, i was hoping the rear plates would perhaps help out with this a bit by correcting the camber. farkin drammas...........