J&M Camber Plate?

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12-25-2010, 10:53 AM

#21

6-Speed

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Join Date: Nov 2009

Location: AZ

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Originally Posted by Import_Slaya

Ford makes a camber bolt that is as strong as the stock bolts, but does require slotting of the strut. That or the Steeda billet camber adjusters (which also require slotting the strut) would be the only version I would consider if you aren't using camber plates. Do you really want to risk a bolt failure in that location??

Those types of camber bolts would be preferred although I'm not a big fan of slotting the strut mounting holes either. But it appears Ford is okay with it if they offer those types of camber bolts. IMO camber plates are the way to go.

12-26-2010, 07:05 PM

#22

kzonts

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Join Date: Dec 2010

Location: South Carolina

Posts: 3,114

I just installed my front springs today and also put in the J&M plates. The front springs dropped the car about 1.25 inches and I just felt better having the plates to adjust the alignment and provide better mounts for the struts. The install was extremely simple and clean. Nice plates in my opinion. Took the car for a ride - really nice! Here's a pic of the final results.