1979-89 Mustang Maximum Motorsports Steel Caster Camber Plates Black Powdercoat
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Whether your Mustang is daily driven street car, or weekend racer, proper alignment is essential. A good front-end alignment provides greater stability, better steering response, increased front grip, and longer tire life.
These Maximum Motorsports Caster/Camber Plates are engineered to provide the widest range of alignment settings possible. This ensures that a proper alignment can be achieved for any type of driving. These MM Caster/Camber Plates have the adjustment capability to allow an alignment to correct any excessive negative camber caused by lowering. The MM C/C Plates will also allow regaining lost suspension travel, which will improve both performance and ride comfort. - Doubles the range of motion available for camber adjustment compared to stock - Separate adjusting slots allow changes in caster and camber to be made independent of each other - Spherical bearings instead of urethane type bushings eliminate binding and bending loads put on top of the strut shaft are eliminated - Steel construction combined with the spherical bushing provides a non-deflecting strut mount which in turn gives better performance with quicker and more direct steering response - Includes progressive rate urethane bump stops, which softens the impact when the suspension bottoms out - Highly recommended for all coil over applications - Allows the use of the factory dust boot in non coil over applications - Spacing above the strut tower enables greatest increase in suspension travel possible for lowered cars - Finished with durable black powdercoating for great looks and long lasting protection (Available in triple chrome as special order only!) - Excellent for Street, Strip and Road Racing
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