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oliascobra 06-19-2003 10:26 PM

When are CC plates needed?
 
I bought my '97 Vert with Eibach Pro springs already installed. I'm not getting any uneven tire wear yet. The Eibachs should have lowered the car about 1.25". When and why might I need CC plates? I haven't taken the car in for an alignment. Do the Eibachs change the alignment specs?

Cobra-R 06-19-2003 11:03 PM

CC plates can be needed for a couple reasons.

1, When a car is lowered and acceptable alignment settings can't be achieved, CC plates allow for a greater range of adjustment.

2, When coilovers are are used, CC plates allow greater support to the shock towers along with the benefits gain above.

Due to manufacturing tollerences and your desired settings, you may or may not need CC plates.

Brian

GUMBALL 06-29-2004 04:38 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by oliascobra
I bought my '97 Vert with Eibach Pro springs already installed. I'm not getting any uneven tire wear yet. The Eibachs should have lowered the car about 1.25". When and why might I need CC plates? I haven't taken the car in for an alignment. Do the Eibachs change the alignment specs?

Does your car have a strut tower brace already? If not, I would do the strut tower brace in conjunction with the CC plates. The Mustangs like a lot of caster - street or track, and once it is set, it is set. The KB plates have caster fixed, which makes it much easier to adjust camber.;)


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