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Originally Posted by Msquared
I haven't used or studied the BMR camber plates. I have used their adjustable front sway bar for our cars. Like everyone else who used it found, the crappy frame bushings/brackets that came with that bar failed. If I'm not mistaken, their adjustable rear bar also has a problem hitting the knuckle on the softest setting (there's a thread or two on that as well). Based on their track record with these other parts, I would personally not be inclined to try their camber plates.
I do know that literally the entire reason Vorshlag started as a business was because most of the camber plates on the market at that time were of poor quality and/or design and failed over time. Their early offerings were camber plates designed to maximize adjustability and last way longer than other offerings. If you buy their product, you get a piece designed by an engineer and manufactured in house to specs far above what other places tend to offer. I think the choice is clear.
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Thanks. I’m inclined to agree. Also, the theme of the marketing for each part tells a story - BMR talks about lowering, while Vorshlag talks about track use. Vorshlag it is.