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RCstang

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Purchased some BMR lower springs for the GT, Question that i have is would you guys recommend me to purchase the camber bolts or caster camber plates prior to install of springs. What chance is there that the springs would cause alignment issues and require an above items.
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Your factory adjustment can handle getting the car back into the stock alignment specs if your just using BMR lowering springs. If your looking for better handling and grip I would suggest camber plates. I currently have the Steeda plates on my car and they have given me so much front end grip that the car is a completely different animal.
 

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Your factory adjustment can handle getting the car back into the stock alignment specs if your just using BMR lowering springs. If your looking for better handling and grip I would suggest camber plates. I currently have the Steeda plates on my car and they have given me so much front end grip that the car is a completely different animal.
What do you have the camber set at?
 

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For autocross I had these set at -2.5 degrees in the front. Finally got rid of the factory understeer. But I have a lot of other mods to help change the balance (anti roll torque distribution) of the car front to rear.
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