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Re: Front and rar Camber plate anyone?
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Originally Posted by SilverSpear
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One:that would be assuming they'd even agree to make them.
Two: Bakemono-Imports' quality is crazy awesome and totally rebuildable with easy to get parts along with design wise looks to have better adjusability.
Two point Five: I do agree it will be hard to figure something for the rears with the small opening at the mounting points to work with but we'll see.
Three: Price. A full front and rear set cost me $425 from the initial GC fitment run and an update in price to reflect that actual cost to make these sets regardless of fitment is still a better ball park even at the starting price point of a SHIPPED cost of $285for F or R, or $560 for F+R and going down to $260 F or R and $500 F+R after 10+ people. Oh and being anodized is nice too. I chose not to have mine done cause i"m powder coating them for now and will be doing a whole batch of anodized parts at once later down the road.
Really take a look at them and the specs and adjustability and see what you think for the price. http://www.rs25.com/forums/f14/t1102...-imprezas.html
-Gaddis
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-Gaddis
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