GT 500 Strut Mounts or Steeda HD Strut Mounts....?

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Mar 24, 2010 | 06:53 PM

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tdbrown75

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Here is a shot of mine with the ultralights.

Tim

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Mar 26, 2010 | 02:51 AM

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anteyeiabazele

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Originally Posted by rony1976

Looks like an eibach pro drop. I can't really see much of a change when I see people with the Ultralites. From a exterior mod, it doesn't do much for the car (at least for me); from a handling, I hear it does well.

I read in you sig. that you have pros as well... so the pros go lower than the ultra lites right?
Also do you think that with FRPP K's will go lower than pros? Is the ride quality going to be good with pros and KONI Dampners?

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Originally Posted by rony1976

Also, as explained before, the drop is the drop, the dampeners won't change the drop, just the rate of bounce back (and how comfortable that drop is or not when driving).

The way you can guarantee it won't happen (first shot I guess) is with either the GT500 strut mount (which won't allow you for ANY adjustments if you have an alingment issue) or the Steeda one, which will allow you to eliminate any clunks and adjust in case you need an alingment.

What about the J&M camber Plates? Camber plates are same as strut mounts right ? with more camber i suppose...

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Mar 26, 2010 | 04:28 PM

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Glenn

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gt500 mounts and camber bolts FTW

Apr 1, 2010 | 08:27 PM

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ETNOATS

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I've had the camber bolts and have adjust them after hard driving. The inside of my tires wear so I will be installing the j&m plates with the tokicos. The steeda sport spings have been on the car for almost five years now and though the don't drop as much as others they are great for a dd.