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@Serpent_Stangs
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^ that’s what I figured.
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I'm glad this has come up for discussion. Looking closely at some of the photos you can see that Ford has made some Job2 revisions to both the adjustable and non-adjustable plates making it a bit more difficult to discern than it was in 2019 and the beginning of 2020.I can’t see any adjustment slots by looking down over the strut but I do see a part number.
They are fully adjustable.Non adjustable
I think they mean " delivery video documented on youtube".....First Carbon Track Pack Car? LOL. I've been daily driving and racing mine since Jan 11th!!
https://www.youtube.com/user/meetjoegatt/featured?view_as=subscriber
thanks, I hope so but if u look in the shock tower they look similar to the non adjustable one posted earlier in this thread.I did not see them in the trunk or car fwiwActually, I believe your camber plates are installed on the car. See the galvanized pin coming up through the strut tower in your last photo?
A guy I trust, a former high level (read: very high level) executive at Ford corporate that also tracks a GT500, a GT350R, etc, has writeup elsewhere and posted this...