What do you AE101 guys do for camber plates?

[4000GT]

I need some.

[Crucible]

I need some.

I remember someone here said they were doing Camber kits, think it may of been Bazda?

[4000GT]

I need some.

I remember someone here said they were doing Camber kits, think it may of been Bazda?

Any speific brands come to mind? Do TRD do them?

[Caveman]

AE82 hubs have camber adjustment, accentric bush or something connecting the hub and strut.

I think they have a very differences though and dont bolt straight up to ae92/101. I know they have smaller brakes and I think the part where the strut mounts is a little thinner.

Might be worth investigating. I think you have around +-1 degree

[4000GT]

AE82 hubs have camber adjustment, accentric bush or something connecting the hub and strut.

I think they have a very differences though and dont bolt straight up to ae92/101. I know they have smaller brakes and I think the part where the strut mounts is a little thinner.

Might be worth investigating. I think you have around +-1 degree

We couldnt get a degree out of it. Looking for 2.5

[IH8TEC]

mate, there is nothing wrong with the ones bazda has, i have the same suspension setup in my car, WITH the camber plate, there is no difference in quality of product between his ones and a brand name product,

the only difference is you'll pay alot more for something like TRD. it would be much better to buy same quality for less, and spend on something else

dont really get your logic, it's not a shortcut thats for sure

[Bazda]

sorry all sold.

U can try race pro they around $500.
umm U can price up some trd ones if they do them.
Koni will also make them, bilstein etc

[4000GT]

mate, there is nothing wrong with the ones bazda has, i have the same suspension setup in my car, WITH the camber plate, there is no difference in quality of product between his ones and a brand name product,

the only difference is you'll pay alot more for something like TRD. it would be much better to buy same quality for less, and spend on something else

dont really get your logic, it's not a shortcut thats for sure

Logic is simple, put money into the parts that are important. I would rather spend it on a brand who has an R&D department designing parts and testing them for mass production. Its that simple. I am not sure how you can say there is no difference in quality between any two products when you have not even seen the other. The reason you pay more for a brand like TRD is because they have an R&D department and charge a premium for that and you can be assured you are getting a tried and tested product. This is not to say that any home made product can not suffice, just that I would rather pay the extra to get the product with warranty and proven results over years of track testing.

[Bazda]

dude its a camber plate not much R&D needs to go into them, we cusom make them all the time at our workshop.
its not like a shock absorber, a diff brand camber plate isnt gona do shit, u can just slot the holes where the top hats bolt to on the car, we did heaps of that at Herbert Fabrication and Engineering for the rears on alot of cars..

[4000GT]

sorry all sold.

U can try race pro they around $500.
umm U can price up some trd ones if they do them.
Koni will also make them, bilstein etc

Thanks I will look into those, that price is still cheap fo a good set of plates. Thats the beauty of a volume produced car I guess.

[4000GT]

dude its a camber plate not much R&D needs to go into them, we cusom make them all the time at our workshop.
its not like a shock absorber, a diff brand camber plate isnt gona do sh*t, u can just slot the holes where the top hats bolt to on the car, we did heaps of that at Herbert Fabrication and Engineering for the rears on alot of cars..

Yes there is, there is LOTS. What metal and what grade metal. What spherical bearing and tolerances etc. I would rather one that wont snap under load at the end of the straight all the same. Yes they are easy to make, thats not in question. Like I have been saying, its the R&D and track proven testing thats important to me. Again... I am sure yours are fine, just not for me.

[Bazda]

snap LOL.
A pajero hit the front of my last car and the camber plates didnt snap and the car was written off.

Email Mr Rev head, get ur self some TRD adjutstables, full nolathane kit etc as you seem be be real serious on suspension.

[4000GT]

snap LOL.
A pajero hit the front of my last car and the camber plates didnt snap and the car was written off.

Email Mr Rev head, get ur self some TRD adjutstables, full nolathane kit etc as you seem be be real serious on suspension.

He is already getting the sway bars in. I didnt think TRD did camber adjustment. I will have to look into it again. If it was just a street hack it wouldnt be a problem. But its spending time on a track, just wont risk it.

[Bazda]

get an engineering shop to custom make you some, they will be better than any brand out there then.

like this

[Mr Revhead]

TRD dont do camber plates im afraid.

you could try stocks, pretty sure they do them.
but yeah plenty of ppl make their own.

[4000GT]

TRD dont do camber plates im afraid.

you could try stocks, pretty sure they do them.
but yeah plenty of ppl make their own.

Thanks I will try stocks. I brought a cheap Jappa so I dont have to make rather get someone to make custom bits! Had enough of that...

[IH8TEC]

ok put it like this, if you were doing up a v8 for the nz supercars, and you wanted a good set of camber plates. and it jsut so happened that a top australian v8 team said they had some of their custom ones for sale,

would you tell them no because they are not a reputable brand, they like many others would have used them with great success on track. bu you wouldn't want them jsut cause you have too much money and not enough sense?

[4000GT]

ok put it like this, if you were doing up a v8 for the nz supercars, and you wanted a good set of camber plates. and it jsut so happened that a top australian v8 team said they had some of their custom ones for sale,

would you tell them no because they are not a reputable brand, they like many others would have used them with great success on track. bu you wouldn't want them jsut cause you have too much money and not enough sense?

Well, seemingly unlike you I consider a top Aussie V8 supercar team a reputble brand with LOTS of R&D and track testing under their belts. You proved my pont nicely. Thanks for that