I've got the CDR plates with the PSRS+Offset, and as noted. This setup lets you get the wheel back in the center of the wheelwell. I ended up with 5.8 Caster.

 

I'm at closer to 7 degrees with the offset PSRS and CDR plates maxed. With that much caster I ended up hitting things up front when turning.

 

i got about 5.7* of caster PSRS and TFworks caster plates.

 

6.2* here with the PSRS and CDR plates maxed. Differences in rake is what's causing varying degrees of caster with the same parts...

 

I have 5.3* of caster with just the PSRS. Would like to get some adjustable upper plates to bring the tire back a smidge. And more caster never hurts. I run around 12* on my offroad car.

 

If you've still got those spare plates, I'll buy them from you. If not, might you share the .dxf? I'm kinda buzzing my fender liners.

thanks!

 

I don't have the other plates available still but if you pm me your email I'll send you the .dxf

 

Just wanted to post up a thanks to Dallas for sharing the design. I had a set cut locally ($60) then anodized (hook-up). My trimming of the upper bearing support turned out a little different and in the future I'll probable add the fourth fastener back in.

Alignment results for the following set-up:
Struts bolts are in the -1deg position, offset Duroball control arm bushings and Whiteline roll-center kit. Ride heights are ~25.75"F & ~25.5"R (GND to fender).

Drivers side -3deg camber, 5.6 caster. Pass side -3deg camber, 5.2deg caster.




Dallas J's high caster camber plates for Ohlins.



Upper bearing plates modified for strut tower pinch bolt clearance.



Passenger side, -3deg camber, 5.2deg caster. Strut camber bolt in the -1deg position.



Driver side, -3deg camber, 5.6deg caster. Strut camber bolt in the -1deg position.

 

nice, looks like they worked out good

 

not bad & very cheap! I got the ciro plates, and that + the superpro bushings, I've got 5.3 deg of caster & running -3.3 right now

 

Hmm. I get 5.3* with the PSRS. I was asking Dallas about getting these a while back. I kind of dropped the ball on it.

 

Awesome dude, glad you made them and posted pics.

I have recently worked on eeking out the last bit of range from these and I'll probably CNC a new set for myself if anyone wants my old ones for a few bucks. New ones I might make from 3/8" plate and core out to take out a few extra grams and because I can .