MustangMan528

I've heard maximum motorsports makes a pretty good C/C plate for lowered mustangs. What i wanna know is do they produce any sort of chatter while driving??? Right now i have my 2000GT lowered 2" with the Eibach Sportline kit and UPR C/C plates which totally suck. I can feel and especially hear every little crack i go over. The entire front end of the car chatters terribly like its metal pounding on metal all the way up the strut tower. I really would like to solve this problem, and i wanna know if getting MM C/C plates will eliminate any and all noise coming from the front end and if they will do the trick................Thanks

Shawn02GT

no noise whatsoever, also MM are supposed to have the greatest range of adjustment

joeybutts

ABSOLUTELY NOT ONE PROBLEM. Just make sure you drill the whole VERY CAREFULLY....

MustangMan528

drill what hole???

Flyingmau5

defenitely not ur ahole :P

Shawn02GT

the MM C/C plates are a 4 bolt where the stock's are a 3 bolt. you have to drill one hole in the strut tower, they tell you how but its pretty stupid

MustangMan528

hey Shawn02GT, have u ever run ur car at the track??? If so what kind of times have u put down???

Shawn02GT

nope, but these springs will hurt your times for sure

dvs_03gt

what springs are better? h&r supersports? ure saying sportlines effect that bad? what about on a s/c'd ride..?

orangedrp007

what exactly do the c/c plates do?