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    I have been looking for a set of these for a long time, and they just dont make them for a Grand Prix. They look for the most part pretty simple to make, if you know someone with a CNC machine. My file set and dremel tool just wont cut it...haha

    They mount on the top of the strut and allow you to adjust camber and caster by adjusting the top angle of the strut.



    These are for a mustang.

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    Put me in line for a set. How much do these things run normally?
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    well for the Mustangs, they run about 200 a set.

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    Wow...its cheaper to just replace the non-adjustable lateral arms with another stock adjustable set and get camber bolts.
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    Well seeing the price of them, I would tend to agree. But those have a certain convenience factor that would be hard to resist.
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    That is true...depending on how often you plan to have to change your camber.
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    what the heck are those zip ties for in that pic.
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    Quote Originally Posted by s1795so2 View Post
    what the heck are those zip ties for in that pic.

    Thats to hold the rest of the Mustang together.
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    HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHA

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