Manufactured by
Integrated Engineering (IE)
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Will these camber plates fit with my suspension?
We have designed our camber plates to be a direct replacement for the factory strut mounts. If you are using springs that are the same diameter as factory springs and struts that use the same nut as factory, our camber plates should be a direct fit.
How are the IE camber plates adjusted?
Our camber plates have 4 screws on the top side for easy adjustment. Due to space constraints of the MK5/MK6 chassis, the camber plates must be unbolted from the upper shock tower for adjusting. In race applications, the shock tower can be cut open on the top to allow adjustment to be made on the car. Once they are adjusted, they are typically installed permanently and the car is aligned.
How much camber can be achieved with the IE camber plates?
We have designed our camber plates with the largest adjustment range possible. They can be adjusted more than physically possible without modifying the shock tower, which is around 3 degrees. If the shock towers are modified, more camber can be achieved.
I use my car for street driving with the occasional track day, where should I set the camber?
Since most of our customers’ cars are street driven and used for the occasional track day, we recommend setting the camber around -2.0-2.5 degrees. This is a good area to set them and leave them, as it provides enough camber for track days and will not cause irregular tire wear once the car is aligned.