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Old 09-28-2013, 05:58 AM   #39
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Originally Posted by dwx View Post
Vorshlag plates raise the height of the car a little bit due to their design. It means you need to lower the lower spring perch to compensate for the extra height which reduces shock travel.

I recommend the HVT, Hotchkis, GC, or if you can wait the Raceseng ones since they do not raise the height and in some cases give travel back.
Look, I agree that those options give extra "travel" but I have been running KW's on my car with the Vorshlags for about 17k miles and have never...I mean absolutely never bottomed the things out and I've done some very creative driving on occasion. Unless you plan on rally driving your FR-S those recessed camber plates are really only necessary for more low.

That said, I really, really, like RaceSeng's design for the camber plates but the other options look rather meh in comparison to my Vorshlags or the RaceSeng.
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