[s-cars] camber plates

[steve powers]

I also have the 2Bennett camber plates. They're great, the only
issue being the stack height. It does not allow enough of the
Bilstein rod to adequately engage the nylon portion of the lock
nut. (it was actually 1 or 2 threads below)

Problem solved by double-nutting with locknuts (thinner) and locktite.

Steve Powers

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>  Subject: Re: [s-cars] camber plates
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>  Jerry
>  
>  I have had 3 different sets of camber plates. My first were 
>  stock plates that were machined to allow more amber 
>  adjustment ala Igor's. The second set was the 1st generation 
>  2Bennett solid spherical plates. These allowed more camber 
>  adjustment but they were very loud on the street. The final 
>  set is the 2nd gen 2Bennett solid spherical camber/caster 
>  plates. They got rid of the noise and allow caster 
>  adjustment as well as camber.
>  
>  Hap, at home in Sonoma for the ACNA Nationals, Maguire 
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