Show me your - Adjustable Camber / Castor Plates

[doozer]

I need photos of Adjustable Camber / Castor Plates for the front struts.

Also photos, drawings, and dimensions of the boxed front Adjustable Camber / Castor Plate mounts.

Thanks Everyone!
Todd

[doozer]

Do they make something like this for 911??




Thanks
Todd

[Jeff Alton]

I think they do but they require you to weld in new strut tower boxes.
Try SRP

Jeff

[doozer]

Yes I need photos of strut tower boxes also!!!

Thanks
Todd

[Mike Bonkalski]

From the Smart Racing .pdf catalog:

[Ove]

I don't have adjustable camber plates myself, but take a look here:

http://www.redlinerennsport.homestead.com/OBrien1.html

(at the bottom of the page)

[Jack Olsen]

One note: if you're getting struts custom made, or even if you're raising the spindle on existing struts, you can add static camber without having to get the expensive doo-dads.

[doozer]

Yes!!!!

Thanks Guys!!!!

0.25 steel top
0.125 steel sides

[doozer]

Please walk me through it Jack!

[Zeke]

Originally posted by doozer
Please walk me through it Jack!

He's just saying that when you cut the spindle free from the strut, you can reweld it in the raised position with a little built in camber. A little grinding on the inside will do the trick. Very small changes on the spindle can do a lot compared to having to move the top of the strut.

[doozer]

EEEEK! - Off to my machine shop!

SmartRacing:

Box.................... 453010.......... $433.00
Camber Plate.... 452310.......... $310.00

[doozer]

Got ya! Thanks Milt!

[widebody911]

Be sure to use lots of castor oil when you assemble those.

[project935]

Mine are pretty simple.

These (0.120 plate w/welded on spherical bearing sleeve);


Sit on top of these (0.25 plate supported by tubular structure);

[doozer]

Great Tip Thom! Do I rub it on my tool wench or the car?

Project935 do you have any drawing with diminsions you would be willing to share??

I found that QA1 makes an adjustable plate to fit their adjustable struts ( the ones I am using at the center of the air ride system ) but I will still need to fabricate a base for them.

Thanks for all the help!
Todd

[project935]

I have CAD of the plate/sleeve I can send anytime.

I still need to CAD the base on my chassis - might be able to get to it this weekend.

[doozer]

Wow, could you send it to porschev8@hypertec.ws

Thanks!
Todd

[doozer]

I might as well go ahead and do the rear while I am at it..

Anyone have a CAD drawing of an OEM adjustable springplate

[doozer]

Woo Hoo $154.00

These are the plates that will work with the QA1's I am getting!

[project935]

That's super cheap!

You need to make sure it will fit in the general vicinity of the OE shock tower and still allow for a decent adjustment range - my first guess is that they look kinda big.