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Old 04-19-2001, 08:14 AM   #1
Mach 1
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I have them and love them. The car will sit 1.5 inch lower. I would have got the progressive, you are in for a rough ride. Anyway, the caster/camber plates are nice to have, but you dont "need" them. Any decent alignment shop that knows what they are doing can get the car in alighnment without the plates.

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