Caster camber plates

[machm1969]

I'm getting ready to convert my front end to 99 up PBR brakes and I'm going to add caster camber plates. I'm wondering are any brands better than others and are there any ones I should avoid? I noticed there's alot of brands and a wide variety of prices.
Thanks,
Matt

[Ackman70]

As always I recommend Maximum Motorsports. They are on the high end but I feel you get what you pay for.

[gdniel]

I have the Hotchkiss aluminum ones, they use bushings instead of bearings, supposedly they are quieter with bushings instead of bearings, but I don't see a difference. My next set will be the MM ones .

[JamesD]

I have J&M CC plates. Very well made. But I support Maximum Motorsports stuff all the way. I did not run them do to the cost at the time. Griggs is another excellent choice.

James

[85GT-79FJ40]

I have the ford racing ones. They work, but are kind of cheesy compared to others that I have seen. I think this is like most suspension stuff where you really do get what you pay for.

[cb84capri]

i have steeda's. they are nice, haven't had issues and my car has lowered suspension, low profile tires, and sees a lot of michigan freeways.

cale