how much do caster camber plates lower your car compared to stock camber plates?
how do I lower my car more?
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Cc plates dont affect ride height. They just allow for proper alignment with a lowered car.
ok thanks, so what else should i buy to lower it more besides lowering springs and struts?
Ever think about going with coilovers?
this would be the best option. it is a bit more expensive but much better ride quality.
you will need caster/camber plates to use coil overs. they are pretty easy to install. Won't take you much longer than it would changing out the front struts.
Just do it right
Call Maxium Motorsports and talk it through with their tech guy. you can convert to tubular control arms with coil-overs front and rear, and I think you can retain the stock k-member. or you can go all out for like 5 grand and change everything about how you put power to the ground for the better. their k-member and control arms up front have two sets of bolt patterns for street use or race track use. Adding sub-frame connectors would also be very ideal, no matter what ride height you settle for.
Call Maxium Motorsports and talk it through with their tech guy. you can convert to tubular control arms with coil-overs front and rear, and I think you can retain the stock k-member. or you can go all out for like 5 grand and change everything about how you put power to the ground for the better. their k-member and control arms up front have two sets of bolt patterns for street use or race track use. Adding sub-frame connectors would also be very ideal, no matter what ride height you settle for.
Here's a less expensive approach
I highly don't recommend this idea; I'm surprised the fuel tank didn't combust
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I highly don't recommend this idea; I'm surprised the fuel tank didn't combust
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great help dude, waist of my time
What is with the immaturity in this thread.. Replies like this make the tech sections a ****ing joke on this forum.. if you wanna be a smartass ******, go to 4 chan.
Op.. some pics of your car will help. You can lower it an additional 1/2" with X2 ballpoints while maintaining proper geometry. But, that's about as low as you can go
Op.. some pics of your car will help. You can lower it an additional 1/2" with X2 ballpoints while maintaining proper geometry. But, that's about as low as you can go
I was obviously joking, even the disctiption says "I highly don't recommend this..."
I've posted earlier in this thread with helpful info, a joke doesn't mean it's directed at anyone, I posted it for comic relief.
Obviously my time was wasted when I posted these posts as they were never read I suppose? Learn to spot a joke, it wasn't aimed at you in anyway.
Anyways, good luck and search for the thread I initially posted about, pm that guy and see if he can help.
Anyways, good luck and search for the thread I initially posted about, pm that guy and see if he can help.
No insults outside of smack down. Call me what you like but obviously you didn't see that I was helpful on page 1... Grow up
I didn't insult anyone?
Smartass fagot...
If your gonna assume I'm directing an obvious comic relief with "i highly dont rexommend this, ...blow up" at the op after I've been nothing but helpful/polite, Its easy to assume you're directing that at me.
No harm/fowl but it's your profile to pickup a warning, I'm just letting you know so you don't get used to making posts like that and start getting infractions.
Cool just looking out, sometimes people don't and get temp bans/warnings.
Coil overs are the only way to "slam it" the right way. Here is how low my car is with C/O's, cant fit a finger in the wheel well
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Ignore the badges, it has GT ones now.
You could try to take the iso's out like already stated and it will lower it a little but may squeak. I would wrap the spring with electrical tape to minimize the sound
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Ignore the badges, it has GT ones now.
You could try to take the iso's out like already stated and it will lower it a little but may squeak. I would wrap the spring with electrical tape to minimize the sound
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coil overs are the only way to "slam it" the right way. Here is how low my car is with c/o's, cant fit a finger in the wheel well
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ignore the badges, it has gt ones now.
You could try to take the iso's out like already stated and it will lower it a little but may squeak. I would wrap the spring with electrical tape to minimize the sound
now thats how low i wanna be
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