‘19 350R on Eibachs

[Red_fox487]

Did a search but couldn’t find info I was looking for, possibly searched with my “man eyes”.
I have an Eibach lowering spring set for my r, is it advised install Adjustable caster/camber up front and rear end links with this set up?
anyone have experience with this?

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[shogun32]

there's more than enough camber available at the rear. Your dealer owes you the camber plates that were supposed to have been installed during delivery.

 

[Red_fox487]

there's more than enough camber available at the rear. Your dealer owes you the camber plates that were supposed to have been installed during delivery.

Thanks for the info! Yeah. No plates up front..

 

[Red_fox487]

Eibach springs in before (Bottom) After (top)
Wheels are my winter set Replica R350 wheels on 285/35/19 and 305/35/19 Nitto G555

 

[Red_fox487]

there's more than enough camber available at the rear. Your dealer owes you the camber plates that were supposed to have been installed during delivery.

def not adjustable

 

[09cs]

I thought the R's had the adjustable ones installed at the factory?

 

[Red_fox487]

I thought the R's had the adjustable ones installed at the factory?

Yeah, That's what I thought--Clearly not.

Huff-

 

[Scoobs]

The 2019 R models did not have the adjustable camber plates installed at the factory. They were a dealer installed item and were shipped to the selling dealer separately. If your dealer didn't install them or at least give them to you then they are no doubt sitting on a shelf in the parts dept. Early 2020 R models also did not have them factory installed but at some point during the production year Ford started installing them during assembly. The window sticker of 2020 R models will indicate if a particular R had the camber plates as a dealer install. If the sticker doesn't say dealer install then they were installed during assembly.

 

[09cs]

The 2019 R models did not have the adjustable camber plates installed at the factory. They were a dealer installed item and were shipped to the selling dealer separately. If your dealer didn't install them or at least give them to you then they are no doubt sitting on a shelf in the parts dept. Early 2020 R models also did not have them factory installed but at some point during the production year Ford started installing them during assembly. The window sticker of 2020 R models will indicate if a particular R had the camber plates as a dealer install. If the sticker doesn't say dealer install then they were installed during assembly.

I need to go check my window sticker now...

 

[ShatterPoints]

Was about to say the only factory adjustable options for camber were the new strut mount on the 2020/2021's, and thats in the front only.

 

[Red_fox487]

The 2019 R models did not have the adjustable camber plates installed at the factory. They were a dealer-installed item and were shipped to the selling dealer separately. If your dealer didn't install them or at least give them to you then they are no doubt sitting on a shelf in the parts dept. Early 2020 R models also did not have the factory installed but at some point, during the production year, Ford started installing them during assembly. The window sticker of 2020 R models will indicate if a particular R had the camber plates as a dealer install. If the sticker doesn't say dealer install then they were installed during assembly.

Thanks for the info! Called the dealer and it was like asking Sponge Bob a technical question. I bought my car out of state so I don't think I'll get much traction. I got the " I'll get back to you" Response. In any event, I think I'll save myself the headache. I'm looking at maximum motorsports or Vorshlag and some others- got do some research here. Thanks again!

 

[09cs]

Thanks for the info! Called the dealer and it was like asking Sponge Bob a technical question. I bought my car out of state so I don't think I'll get much traction. I got the " I'll get back to you" Response. In any event, I think I'll save myself the headache. I'm looking at maximum motorsports or Vorshlag and some others- got do some research here. Thanks again!

Call the parts department directly and give them your vin, it should be on the box

 

[The Chairman]

Call the parts department directly and give them your vin, it should be on the box

At the dealer where the car was first delivered/purchased....

 

[09cs]

At the dealer where the car was first delivered/purchased....

Correct. They are shipped directly to the parts department and they have no clue what they are for so they stick them on the shelf

 

[The Chairman]

Thanks for the info! Called the dealer and it was like asking Sponge Bob a technical question. I bought my car out of state so I don't think I'll get much traction. I got the " I'll get back to you" Response. In any event, I think I'll save myself the headache. I'm looking at maximum motorsports or Vorshlag and some others- got do some research here. Thanks again!

I went with Maximum Motorsports plates on both my ‘16 GT350 and ‘20 GT500. The Handling Pack plates for the GT500 are in the garage somewhere. The MM plates are much better than the stock versions.
I have not used the Vorshag plates, but understand they are high quality as well.

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