Suspension STD AND UTI's at the same time??
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I would just recommend a set of the Craven STDs, the UTIs raise the front of the car a bit, and aren't needed in conjunction with a quality STD.
Not going to hurt anything, but it'll be overkill for what you need.
Not going to hurt anything, but it'll be overkill for what you need.
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The bolts will reach to allow the installation of both the top and bottom plates. The bottom Plates (UTIs) will raise the ride height by 1/8 and you will lose access to 1/8 of the stud thread. The top plates (STDs) will still get a good bite on the studs from there. Like nkfry said though, just the top plates will do the trick on their own.
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The bolts will reach to allow the installation of both the top and bottom plates. The bottom Plates (UTIs) will raise the ride height by 1/8 and you will lose access to 1/8 of the stud thread. The top plates (STDs) will still get a good bite on the studs from there. Like nkfry said though, just the top plates will do the trick on their own.
I wish I had known all I needed were the top plates when I placed my order last week though
Would you allow me to return the UTI's? Why not discontinue the UTI's if the STD's do the trick, don't raise the car, and are much easier to install?
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I have both......and they do work with the stock studs from the mounts. Not overkill, IMO. As bad as the strut towers can get, I see it as insurance against any future event that would likely mess up the towers. 1/8" in ride height is negligible. I got an alignment done right after I put them in.