camber plates without coilovers?

[toyotanut]

I am setting my 86 up for a little mild autocross and a few track days here and there with a little driver duty every now and then. I am already running a 6 point weld in cage am trying to figure out if there will be any issues with running camber plates with Megan lowering springs? There just doesn't seem to be a lot of room. For the spring seat to move around in the strut tower. Simplified, are they worth the money if I'm not running coilovers?

[toyotanut]

I actually called T3 today and the fellow I spoke to in the phone said that with a factory spring diameter I will still get around 2.5-3 degrees of adjustment.

[Deuce Cam]

Camber plates work fine on stock springs and still have reasonable room for adjustment. My car has tein camber plates with megan springs and there are no issues. However, I don't recommend the megan springs, especially if you're getting them for track/auto x. The performance kind of sucks due to the progressive design and really low spring rates..

did you look at the T3 set up, https://technotoytuning.com/toyota/ae86 ... 86-corolla
its made for running a drop on spring with camber plates

Are you sure that's what those are for? The first line of the product description says they're meant to be used with coilovers. I haven't seen any ae86 coilovers that use stock diameter springs.

I know there are upper hat systems available to work with stock diameter springs and camber plates. I have some on my car but I'm not sure on the brand.