FR Track Pack using caster camber plates

[Ecoboosted]

Anyone else install the FR Track Pack and had to get caster camber plates? I had an alignment done but camber is maxed out and slightly out of spec so i am waiting on Maximum Motorsports caster camber plates from CJPP to install next weekend then get the alignment to within specs. Just bought new tires and don't want them to wear prematurely.

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[Lone Survivor]

Just get camber bolts such as Eibach

 

[NightmareMoon]

How much negative camber do you actually have? A little extra outside the factory specs isn't all that bad and could actually handle better in corners.

 

[Bluemustang]

You should only need camber bolts. I have installed the springs and shocks from that kit, and only the front camber needed help.

 

[Lone Survivor]

If it helps, here's my set up using Eibach castor bolts, no uneven wear on the tyres whatsoever

 

[Ecoboosted]

Thanks lone survivor. I would go that route but I already ordered the caster camber plates. Now I'll have plenty of clearance.

 

[Glex25]

Is it out of spec per FR recommended specs or stock specs.

They are different

 

[dentalguy]

Yes, can you please let us know if you couldn't meet the ford performance specs, as I would like to run those for the camber.

 

[Glex25]

I installed the FR Track package and got my alignment within spec of FR recommendation. I was maybe .1 off on camber in the rear but that wasn't a big issue (FR -1.9 rear camber mine is -2.0)

 

[dentalguy]

Ok, so you were able to get the front to spec as well I assume. I was under the impression that ford designed the track pack to run with some negative camber, and CC plates or camber bolts weren't necessary.

 

[Glex25]

Ok, so you were able to get the front to spec as well I assume. I was under the impression that ford designed the track pack to run with some negative camber, and CC plates or camber bolts weren't necessary.

Yes everything was within the specifications that FR recommended front and rear

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