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  • tofubento
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    Are you having tire wear problems? if so Id look more at your toe then your camber....

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  • Joe318is
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    vorschlag above an beyond any other camber plate, but the price is hard to swollow. mind you, you will have the buy the extra spring hats to make them fit stock spring diameters. Round $430 for the whole thing.

    Noise, havent noticed a difference on the noise issue FYI

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  • joehasane30
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    Originally posted by Jesse30
    then what you're trying to say is that you want less negative camber :up:

    compare both of them and see which would be better for you then i guess.
    exactly what im trying to say =], but ya i guess ill try and research a little compare I.E. and Vorschlag, nonetheless looks like im spendin about 300$

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  • joehasane30
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    Originally posted by backtrail69
    Also PS... Lots of camber won't kill tires nearly as fast as toe... get an alignment...
    just got one, its the camber, trust me.

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  • backtrail69
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    Also PS... Lots of camber won't kill tires nearly as fast as toe... get an alignment...

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  • Fidhle007
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    You'll want something that will go more positive than stock, because most of those consider "neutral" be be the same as stock.

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  • Jesse30
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    Originally posted by joehasane30
    alrite so which ones r they then the 250$ ones? if it is the 250$ ones ur talking about i mite as well just get the Vorshlag ones for 275$ i think.

    and im not dumb i dont want positive camber lol, i just want it more positive then it is right now.

    then what you're trying to say is that you want less negative camber :up:

    compare both of them and see which would be better for you then i guess.

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  • joehasane30
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    Originally posted by Jesse30
    no. those are not them. you want the street AND track adjustable plates. they use a urethane bushing to help out with road noise and such. good plates i have them on my car.

    p.s. you want to stay away from positive camber.. thats how you'll r3v your car. the plates im suggesting for you maxed out at the position for least amount of camber will still have you at around .6 degree of neg. camber.
    alrite so which ones r they then the 250$ ones? if it is the 250$ ones ur talking about i mite as well just get the Vorshlag ones for 275$ i think.

    and im not dumb i dont want positive camber lol, i just want it more positive then it is right now.

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  • Jesse30
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    Originally posted by joehasane30
    just curious are u talking about these?

    http://store.nexternal.com/shared/St...t=products.asp

    hope the link works, but if ur talking about those how much positive camber am i gonna see out of those, looks like u can only position them 2 different ways one for positive camber one for negetive?

    EDIT: ok pretty sure link doesnt work but this is the title of them and they are the ones for 150$

    Camber Plate- adjustable street
    e30cpadj Adjustable Camber Plates for Stock Upper Bearing
    no. those are not them. you want the street AND track adjustable plates. they use a urethane bushing to help out with road noise and such. good plates i have them on my car.

    p.s. you want to stay away from positive camber.. thats how you'll r3v your car. the plates im suggesting for you maxed out at the position for least amount of camber will still have you at around .6 degree of neg. camber.

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  • joehasane30
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    Originally posted by Jesse30
    ireland engineering street track camber plates. done.


    p.s. joe, can you please stop typing "like dis". im not trying to be a dick, its just hard to understand what your trying to ask.
    just curious are u talking about these?

    http://store.nexternal.com/shared/St...t=products.asp

    hope the link works, but if ur talking about those how much positive camber am i gonna see out of those, looks like u can only position them 2 different ways one for positive camber one for negetive?

    EDIT: ok pretty sure link doesnt work but this is the title of them and they are the ones for 150$

    Camber Plate- adjustable street
    e30cpadj Adjustable Camber Plates for Stock Upper Bearing
    Last edited by joehasane30; 12-26-2008, 02:24 PM.

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  • joehasane30
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    Originally posted by Jesse30
    ireland engineering street track camber plates. done.


    p.s. joe, can you please stop typing "like dis". im not trying to be a dick, its just hard to understand what your trying to ask.
    thanks man and sorry i abbreviate a lot of things just makes me type faster is all.

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  • Jesse30
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    ireland engineering street track camber plates. done.


    p.s. joe, can you please stop typing "like dis". im not trying to be a dick, its just hard to understand what your trying to ask.

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  • joehasane30
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    Originally posted by Old'n'Slow
    First, Eibachs don't work nearly as well on these cars as H&R Sports for a car driven daily and not tracked. Eibachs are too soft to be as low as they are.

    Second, camber plates suck on street driven cars. They make the car noisier for no good reason. Get these instead. :up:
    those look interesting, but how much negetive camber will i eliminate if i install them the reverse way?

    also i think ide rather buy adjustable camber plates so if i do eventually wanna track this car i can adjust as needed.

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  • joehasane30
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    actually to tell u the truth i didnt like the eibachs and konis at first when i got my car because ive had a couple rx7s with coilovers and now that my car is running perfect and no tires rub or anything i do like them. They are softer then h&r but for daily driving they are perfect and eventually if i can afford i want to get billies and h&r's but rite now i have 2 front bald tires because i have too much camber so im just gonna eliminate my front camber get some tires and im good for awhile.

    and i dont understand how putting camber plates can create a lot of noise, i put camber plates on my rx7 and they make no noise wutsoever?

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  • Thighs
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    if camber plates make your car noisy, your car is a p.o.s.

    and eibachs are too soft? wtf is their spring rates? h&r sports are 185/330ish...

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