Fixed Camber Plates

[GunMetalGrey]

These run about 1.75-2 degrees. They can vary a tiny bit. No clue why turner made them 1.25.
So they do not work upside down for some reason. I thought they would too (other than screwing them down)
I will start making some to correct camber, and will throw them in here once we get them.

[julian_409]

In for camber correction. 8-)

[Pl3wA]

camber... huh. I am quite intrigued. i also like the use of the word finagled

[GunMetalGrey]

What questions do you have?

[Pl3wA]

i dont, i am just saving all my money for a turbo I am in the process of doing. I will definitely try these out eventually

[lcoleman]

Any updates on these? What material are they, by the way? And will they be coming with hardware like what's in the first pic?

[lcoleman]

Hello? About to pull the trigger on the Turner ones if there is no response.

[navid41691]

Hello? About to pull the trigger on the Turner ones if there is no response.

[GunMetalGrey]

Guess my thread subscriptions don't work, steel plates, all hardware included.

[M-technik-3]

Depends where they are drilled. I have old TMS crash plates they give 2.5 degress negative camber.

[GunMetalGrey]

Mild Steel, 1040. It does depend on hole positioning.

[tonytony]

i'm seriously drawing a retard blank, do you punch out the studs on the strut mount and then put it back in upside down from the camber plates?

[ethirtydavid]

^ I am curious about this too, what happens with the existing studs?

[lcoleman]

From the OP:

Then, with an extension and a small socket, I fit it over the top of the stud in the mount and gave it a good whack..... out they come!

I'm going to use different nuts, but hopefully this will dial out a good bit of understeer.

[tonytony]

^yes i read that part but do the old studs get pounded out and reused but put in upside down?