[MustangMatt96GT]

I have been thinking of putting on some Camber Caster plates on my 96 GT. First, I am wondering if i really need something like this. Second what is the cheapest price wise brand, and how hard will they be for me to install my self. From what i can tell they are pretty easy but the only thing is droping the control arm enough but not allowing the spring to jump out. Any advise will be appreciated.

[Slicey]

It depends on what your wanting to do.
is this your first suspension mod??

[00vabchgt]

you don't need caster & camber plates unless you're lowering the car by installing shorter springs. my car is only lowered 3/4 inch, so right now i can get away with just an alignment. but, i am planning on throwing the eibach prokit on my car. if you do plan on lowering the car, i suggest cc plates and a bumpsteer kit. i'm looking at a steeda one myself. hope this helps.

[MustangMatt96GT]

Well it helps alot, and i forgot to mention that my car has already been lowered 1.5-2 inches. So eariler today i picked sum up.

[00vabchgt]

in that case, then yes cc plates are necessary. like i said earlier, i also recommend a good bumpsteer kit. my car's not lowered much (yet) but i do occasionally experience some bumpsteer issues.

[MustangMatt96GT]

Yeah I had the choice of buying a different set of bushings today, which would reduce bumpsteer a lot but i passed, because I want to see how it drives with just new shocks, struts, and the camber caster plate. Which by the way I just install all of that today! Going into Big-O-Tires on monday to get it aligned and some new rubber. I got the MAC Camber Caster Plates and they look great, and were a breeze to install.

[00vabchgt]

cool. good luck to ya, hope all the new parts work out for ya