Camber/Caster Plates

E9madada

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I'm planning to install Camber and Caster plates on the rear axle.
There seems to be two variants as pictured below, any experience/preference of which is best would be appreciated.
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I have a lot of difficulty with the version on the right getting them to hold position. The through bolts and grooves are not robust enough to deal with the forces involved.
 

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Noticed they have exchange subframes with what I am assuming is this same adjustable alignment kit installed.
Is this a track specific kit , or of benefit to the average setup?
 

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There is a small benefit from additional negative camber in the rear, but your tires will wear much more quickly. And as I noted, the setup I used was unreliable.

I wouldn't recommend changing this. Spend the money on tires.
 
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