Ireland Engineering street/track adjustable camber plates?

[mach schnell]

Anyone using these?

What are they like?

Do they make any noise?

I want some quiet camber plates that I can use with stock-type front springs, to help get the front end of the car down.

[BMW_TUNER]

I have them they are ok. No noise to speak of. I may be selling them if you are interested as I will be going with camber and caster.

[mach schnell]

I have them they are ok. No noise to speak of. I may be selling them if you are interested as I will be going with camber and caster.

Will they reduce the ride height at all, compared to stock mounts?

[BMW_TUNER]

I am not sure as mine are setup to run with 2.5 coilovers.

[twistednut]

Will they reduce the ride height at all, compared to stock mounts?

No, they actually raise the ride height up some.

[mach schnell]

No, they actually raise the ride height up some.

Argh.

Well, I just saw the drop hat thread, so maybe I will go that route.

[DivineStyler]

No, they actually raise the ride height up some.

I heard they do not change the hieght or actually lower it very very very little... Ofcourse, I'm just going off what I have heard and do not know myself, but I was also looking to purchase a set of Street IE camber plates...

Someone told me today that they aren't worth getting? I get confused with everyone contradicting each other...

I basically wanna fix my Rake appearance and lower the front...

I was thinking of using the IE Camber plates in addition to the drop hats... Does that make sense? can I use both or should I just get drop hats?

Will using m3 offset bushings and strut mounts help with the issue of lower the car?

Any information would be greatly appreciated...

thanks

[twistednut]

Difference between a IE street/track plate and a Ground Control plate with TC Klein upper spring perch.