FBCBEER

Does anyone have steeda caster camber plates? How do you like them?? How much did you pay and were they worth it? I am thinking of getting them to drop my car down.



EDIT:: Also, how hard is it to install cc plates?

GlockPants

I have them. I dont know how they compare to others, but I got mine because they didnt require drilling a hole into your strut tower. They werent the cheapest out there, but certainly not the most expensive. I think I payed about $180 or something, its been a year, so Im not really sure. It isnt hard at all to really install them, its just a matter of drilling out the rivits for the stock ones and then putting it on, its really simple.

FBCBEER

Can I take some stock 1999 springs and cut them 1 coil, then put them on my 1999 v6? Is this possible?

GlockPants

Um yeah, its possible...but not really the smartest thing to do. Your gunna spend too much trouble getting it right, not to mention if you mess up, your screwed. Just get some lowering springs, it will make your life a lot easier.

945LSTANG

cutting coils works, but it kills your handling.

i just got my MM c/cs in the mail and installed them. they are very good quality.

Durr727

^^ My MM c/c plates were complete crap, nothing was fitting in right with them. [:@]

945LSTANG

really?!!

mine were perfect. you should call them...theres a lifetime warranty.

i dont know if thats covered though.

Blainestang

+1...

My MM's work GREAT on my Fox.

It's actually quite easy to put them on wrong... and they would still work, just not well.

Not saying that's what happened, but it's something to consider.

Durr727

Well they were on my other car that is not mine anymore, so I don't have to worry about that anymore.

FBCBEER

Durr, you didnt keep your chin spoiler to sell, did you?