 New aftermarket frt strut camber plates, flat or curved |
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| Harpo |
 Oct 19 2013, 10:15 AM
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I purchased a new set of aftermarket Frt. strut camber plates (large washers that go under the camber plate bolts) They arrived flat and yet my shock towers are curved. I called the manufacturer and they assured me that they were supposed to be flat. I'm very skeptical that these flat plates are going to work very well, if at all on my curved shock towers.
Is there any chance that flat plates were used at some point in time? or is the supplier full of BS. I will go check the PET to see if there are different P/N's Thanks David Update: According to the PET it is actually a 911 P/N and it is the same for all years |
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