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      01-02-2012, 01:33 PM   #8
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Originally Posted by bigjae1976 View Post
Thanks. Would it be possible to shave down the bottom of the GC plates to acheive the same .3" increase in suspension travel?
You will have to talk to GC on this.

One more thought: your car's a DD, correct? For a hybrid set up I typically recommend around -2.2 degrees of front camber, beyond which you may get a lot of inner edge wear on the highway.

So, unless you want to significantly add negative camber every time you go to the track (which I generally don't recommend unless you have a precise way of measuring camber), there may not be a need to have the adjustment range of the GC plates, since according to Dinan it already adds -0.7 degrees of negative camber to stock.
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