H&R Race/IE3 - Front Camber

[Digitalwave]

What should I expect for static front camber with H&R Race or IE3 springs? Right now my car is on Racing Dynamics springs and it's clear that there is barely any camber in the front. The car is being setup for autocross, so I'm deciding if it's going to be necessary to order camber plates.

[jlevie]

For best performance you'll want camber plates. I'd crank in at least 2.5 deg of camber.

[Digitalwave]

For best performance you'll want camber plates. I'd crank in at least 2.5 deg of camber.

Yeah... that's what I figured. Are the IE SpecE30 plates a viable option for $100-150 less than GC and Vorshlag?

[Cabriolet]

yes it will be. you wont have enough front camber to match the rears. lowered im at like -1.5 degrees and you will need -3 to really make the car effective.

[Zreberlcoe]

IE camber plates aren't very good.

[Digitalwave]

IE camber plates aren't very good.

Care to elaborate?

[Cabriolet]

IE camber plates aren't very good.

i know several people using them for more than 5 years. they track and autox their cars. 0 issues.

[SkiFree]

Yep, can't please everyone I guess.

OP you may want to even consider using a simple set of fixed camber plates, if you want to keep a softer street feel (since you retain the stock upper strut bearing and all its rubber isolation). But there are plenty of people running the IE Spec plates.

[JRKOUPE]

HR race here...

I run a fixed camber plt, and I have neg 3.3 on both sides......works very well on track..I need more tho for serious track work.