Show me your - Adjustable Camber / Castor Plates - Page 2

doozer · doozer's Garage

Kinda Big? I have a SawsAll!

Just kidding.. Thats a good point.. I guess I will see when they get here.

I did a lot of looking around for a set that would take the weight of the car as some of these are just designed to take the stress of the strut, because the spring is in a different location... ie seperate spring perch and seperate strut perch. These are designed for coil over struts on a much hevier car so I should be ok.

Thanks
Todd

project935 · 01-21-2005, 10:01 AM

Can't go wrong with coil-over versions.

Just bump up the thickness of my design if you want them stronger - not a problem with the stud length.

doozer · doozer's Garage

Thanks! I actually got the set that was $154.95
All Tig and 3/16 - and a heim top end to boot!

MORE PHOTOS HERE:
http://hypertec.ws/todd_porsche/photos/air_ride/air_ride.html

JohnJL · 03-01-2005, 02:14 PM

Were they too big?

thanks

doozer · doozer's Garage

Go to my website ( http://hypertec.ws/todd_porsche/photos/ ) and scroll down to "Camber/Caster Box" and you will see what I did to mount them. They worked out great but this requires a willingness to cut and weld on your pcar.

Jeroen · 03-02-2005, 03:50 PM

so, where did you get those camber plates?

doozer · doozer's Garage

http://store.summitracing.com/default.asp?target=partdetail.asp&Ntt=camber+plate&N=400026&part=HAL%2DCC104MU&autoview=sku&Ntk=KeywordSearch

mmasse · mmasse's Garage

Hi Doozer,

I am thinking about fabricating my own camber boxes and liked the QA1 adjusting camber plates that you posted (in particular the price)!!

How did they work? Will the Koni shock fit the bearing hole?

Also the measure that you put for the steel you used, is in inches?

this means 0.25 inches (or 6.35mm) for the top plate?

Thanks in advance for your help,

Mario