kzonts

I have the J&M plates. No problems after ~10,000 miles except for the typical clunking noise over rough surfaces.

badlx87

Let me know how they turnout.

Gt04

I know I love mine, they handle great and the car goes wherever I turn the wheel with no play at all.

badlx87

Well, I didnt want to order the plates till I found a place that could put them in spec for me. No place around can do an alignment on a lowered car, only OEM alignment. Which makes it pointless to get them right? I wont be able to utilize what their intended for. One of the places I talked to said it would be $70/side to put them on. I hate living in a small rural place, every time I find something I want done, no shop around can do it or will do it. Lol

kzonts

From what I've read, any shop that has a machine for doing alignments can do a car with CC plates. CC plates just give you increased adjustment ability for cases like lowering springs, etc. I had my alignment done at the Good Year service center.