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Old Sep 20, 2013 | 01:29 PM
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Tarett Camber Plates

Anybody install these themselves? Any tips on making the job easy? I assume they come max camber, did you just install as they came?

Will be going for an alignment right after.

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i had them installed in a suspension specialist workshop, did not take long and results are really good. you will get a max -ve camber of 2.2 i think and it is adjustable , so you can go back for stock camber when doing alignment.
you can contact Era from tarett if you have questions.... im sure he will be pleased to help you.
 
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Decided to have shop do it. Didn't have right tool to get top nut off and keep shock from spinning and I didn't feel like taking the whole strut off. Done for next weekend.
 
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Reviews?

From those who have actually put down some miles with the Tarett camber plates, 1) how noticeable, if at all, is the increased buzz/vibration/noise in a freeway setting? 2) What max camber were you able to achieve, specifically on a SPASM car, 3) any inside fender rub issues at max camber (or were spacers needed)?.
Thanks. I have a GTS 4 so share same CV concerns as TT owners re split LCAs. I am hoping to get a good -2* area camber for an occasionally tracked car.
 
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1. No issues with noise and such
2. I got up to -3.5
3. No rub and my car is lowered with springs
 
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1. No issues with noise and such
2. I got up to -3.5
3. No rub and my car is lowered with springs
Agreed - have around 8000km on mine.
No issues, no perceived noise. everything on my car has been replaced with solid mounts - it's a rubber free zone. Car feels sharp!

The rear plates strangely didn't fit my bilstein B16's.
 
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