Anyone installed IE Street Camber plates?

[ChefSkinny]

Only thing I can see would the studs on the strut bearings would have to be pushed out? Anyone installed these?

I've emailed IE and received no response...

[ChefSkinny]

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[IRON-E]

I have them, they are as easy to install as the strut hats.

[ChefSkinny]

Thanks for the help... Can you tell me how they install? If not why even post?

[Imperial88]

Your stock strut mount bolts to the IE plate via attached bolts (the studs on your stock strut mounts must be knocked out). The studs on the IE plates stick up (they slide within the pate to adjust camber) and go through the original holes in the chassis. When installed; looking down from the engine bay you will see the camber plate with stock mount under it. I will try to get you pics of mine installed. Hope this helps

[ChefSkinny]

Thanks Imperial, Pics would be amazing, not sure why but i'm having trouble visualizing this. The small bolts barely make it through the plate.

[IRON-E]

Thanks for the help... Can you tell me how they install? If not why even post?

Wt....? Do your own homework, search or pay to have it done!

[ChefSkinny]

I have searched. Thats why I'm posting here. Only thing I have seen is something about pressing the studs out, but not which bolts go where etc.

Thanks again

[Imperial88]

The small bolts don't protrude from the plate. They are only to hold the stock mount to the camber plate

[ChefSkinny]

so they come up from below the strut bearing into the non slotted side of plate?

[Imperial88]

correct

[johnjohnsons54]

Do these camber plates make the front end sit any lower or higher than the car would sit in stock form?

[e46s54dr]

Higher due to the stack height.

[johnjohnsons54]

Thank you sir

[AE86]

Are they compatible with e90 drop hats?