camber plates help

[MapaX5]

Hello kids.... I was wondering where I can find camber plates for my car?
I have been lookin for ways to adjust the camber on the car. I am running KYB shocks.
Last time I had my alignment checked I was running -5* camber.
The camber bolts only give 2* of adjustability, and I'm getting ready to put on some lowering springs, which
Would add another like -3* of camber.
I thought corksport sold them, but they have nothing.
I don't want coil-overs, this is not my trac car or anything, just wanna lower it a lil.
Ideas???

[_-Night-Shade-_]

If you're running stock springs then your camber shouldn't be off :S
Maybe the strut mounts need to be rotated in which case your caster is probably off too?

And to answer your question: I don't think camber plates for the MX-3 are in production anymore (unless you get coilovers) in which case you'll have to get camber bolts, but they'll have more than enough adjustability to correct for lowering springs.

[MapaX5]

Well, if it wasn't cuz I actually made the guy re-do the alignment while I was looking, I wouldn't have believed him either. I took auto-mechanics in school, and we had 2 months of alignments, so I know he did the thing right. I just put on lowering springs today, and used the top-mount adjustment trick. I might have gotten 1* better, I think. So I should be right around -6* camber.
I'm going to order some camber bolts fri, hopefully I'll be able to stay at -1.5-2* range.

[wytbishop]

Cusco makes (or made) camber plates for us. Have a look around. You may find them. Also 323/Protege BG chassis ones would fit just fine.

[PATDIESEL]

They Are the same ones as the BG chasis Wyt.
Call and ask CorkSport, I bet they can still get them, but they aren't cheap and do wear out kinda quickly.