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Originally Posted by Def
I'm using the "egay" plates on my car right now with 8611's up front and they work ABSOLUTELY FINE. The bearings were tight, but most cheaper bearings are. Just worked them in a bit and sprayed some dry film PTFE lubricant on them and they are doing fine.
I'll replace the bearing, but they work just fine as they are.
Like I said, the hardware is of comparable quality/materials to what you'd see on other "name brand plates."
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Def and Racepar have made some sood points. +1 to both of you.
The company selling the camber plates are a local company to me and I have great personal experience with them. I am using their RUCA's and toe rods, as well as stabilizer links.
I know a few people running these plates with no problem as well. And you said it Def; If you wish, you can just change out the bearing. My stance's pillowballs aren't all that great, which reminds me I need to hit them up and see about some replacements. I guess my point is, for the price the quality isn't as bad as some in here make it out to be.