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Cut it!maybe 2.5. Mine has very little room to move more in story tower hole
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Cut it!maybe 2.5. Mine has very little room to move more in story tower hole
I will at some point. The car has 800 miles on it now lolCut it!
Makes sense sureAnother option is to cut the threads that protrude through the strut tower opening to slide past/under the opening. Someone here on TMO posted a picture on this approach to avoid cutting the tower opening.

Yes. I am very curious about that. It would be helpful to know before spending money for aftermarket camber plates.So this still circles back to how much you can get on the factory plate.
Sorry, post # 6 where?@OX1 stated the following in post #6 after cutting the strut threads: “Plates themselves did max out @ 3.2 degrees, with the stock height CFTP springs.”

How many degrees of camber are available in the Ford stock adjustable camber plates that come on the Dark Horse, if I buy the strut tower cutting fixture tool and open up the strut tower hole?
Here is the stock Ford plate (this picture comes from Vorshlag). I do not know what his comments, 1.5° and 0.53 inches mean in terms of what camber setting you can get on the front. Can you do 3.5° for track day?
Quote from another forum: He said same, drop the strut. "Look closely at my picture. There are 3 countersunk bolts that you loosen, then slide those buggers all the way in." The other poster was not sure about the "set pin" all the way to the left.
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Because Vorshlag advertises this 2.5° "over stock," and we all know you can easily get -3.5° with the Vorshlag plates and cutting of the strut tower (or the bolt on top for clearance, which is an appealing idea).For comparison's sake, only, the Vorshlag plates state, "Camber adjustment is about 2.5° of added negative camber over stock."
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We purchased an early S650 model for testing and development and found our existing S550 camber plates to be a perfect fit for the S650. It took a nearly complete redesign of our existing S550 coilover camber plates to make them have the same "stack-up height" as the OEM top mounts, but we...vorshlag-store.com
Why does Ford even install those three screws? I do not understand. What is their purpose?By trying to get screw out the top. Could not do it can’t see all 3 you have to go through the strut tower hole. Some say you can with a ball end hex and get to them. I did not see that happening do spent a few hours on it then threw the screws away
Have a look at the bottom of page 1 of my old thread, See @GTP comment July 6 about elongating the upper hole and @Stan Whitney comment Dec 13 re "approved" factory repair procedure also.I’d be interested in the hub wheel to strut adjustment vorschlag said all mustangs have this i’ll have to crawl under and see that would increase the camber available




Ahh yes may be maxed out already. Vorshlag uses 3mm spacer min clearance to the strut. Is that the DHR camber plate? Or which one is it? They seem to like -4+ as wellHave a look at the bottom of page 1 of my old thread, See @GTP comment July 6 about elongating the upper hole and @Stan Whitney comment Dec 13 re "approved" factory repair procedure also.Splined Strut Camber Bolts - Why are they splined
I'm curious as to why the camber adjustment bolts on the strut leg are splined on the Mustang. They aren't on my other cars. The reason i ask is i had one move a the track on the weekend. Unfortunately couldn't move it back whilst there so had to call it a day. To me it seems strange that having...trackmustangsonline.com
While this is possible, the issue is wheel clearance to strut, 305's may be already as close as you can go so no point.
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This was my issue. 285 on a 9.5 and i could max out an aftermarket strut and get close to 5, ran 4 and was happy . Going to a 305 on an 11 and i had to dial the hub/strut leg back and ended back probably somewhere in the 2's with the camber plate already maxed.
Had to go radical to get it back. Now back to 4 after a new alignment. Everything is a juggle when you start getting to the extreme end of the scale.
There is a reason the Ford race cars run fancy stuff.
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