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Author Topic: caster camber plates Mean2001GT ¯ Member # 1750 posted                              will caste camber plates improve handling if tecar i not lowered? or ae they a waste of time/money? -chris -------------------- --Silver 2001 GT-- 13.020 @ 110.46 340.2 rwhp 339.8 rwtq Posts: 158 | From: San Ramon, CA | Registered: Aug 2002  |  : Wolf ¯ Member # 1723 posted                              If you adjust them properly, then they will improve handling. A couple degrees of negative camber do wonders. -------------------- 64 Mercury Comet - 289ci 99 Honda Superhawk - 996cc V-Twin Posts: 122 | From: Milpitas, CA | Registered: Aug 2002  |  : StoplightWarrior ¯ Member # 211 posted                           I got some steeda c/c plates on my stang, they did help. you can hit me up on AIM prudentialworker is my screenname. I got all the bolt ons on my 2000 GT. -------------------- 2000 GT couple bolt ons Check out the website: peep it Posts: 2952 | From: Bay Area, CA | Registered: Mar 2001  |  :

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