[PONYBOY14]

OK, so i'm gonna get the sportline springs for my 98 gt. i was on a site last night(the only one i've seen that said this) that said i had to get performance caster/camber plates too? so now... i was gonna spend da money for the springs, but now i gotta fork over 300 more? it said the car wouldn't be able to be alighned right or something. any help?

[Anthony]

u really should get them.

from MM.

Whether your Mustang is driven on the street, or pushed to the limit on a racetrack, a proper alignment is essential. A good front-end alignment provides greater stability, better steering response, increased front grip, and longer tire life. There are no drawbacks to having the proper alignment! The 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.

Lowered Mustangs
When a Mustang is lowered it loses available suspension travel and may bottom-out frequently. The lower ride height will also result in excessive negative camber, which often causes uneven tire wear. The 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.

[matrixpuba]

you will need the c/c plates. do it right the 1st time. you dont need to run the 4 bolt plates unless you are going with coilovers