dynatech

We have reviewed our manufacturing costs, and here's the pricing we came up with for the group buy.

944/951/968 Preloadable Billet Strut Brace
Retail $350 ea
RL discount $325 ea
Qty 2-4 $300 ea
Qty 5+ $285 each

944/951/968 Streetable Camberplates
Retail $550 /pr
RL discount $525 /pr
Qty 2-4 $500 /pr
Qty 5+ $475/pr

Our preloadable brace for the 964 and 993 is currently in production now as well. 964 & 993 camberplates are nearing completion of design phase.

The 944/951/968 billet tubular front swaybar design work is also nearly complete. We should have prototypes going into production within the next week or two... We are also developing a polyurethane control arm bushing for the rear of the front control arm. We should have some of those available within 4-6 weeks.

Cheers,

Sean
Dynatech Motorsports, Inc.
http://home.earthlink.net/~968/index2.htm

BTW, We should have a Rennlist sponsorship set up in a week or two.

aribop

Let's start a list of who wants what.....

I want a set of camberplates

Let's try to get the 5+ for these quality items!

MR951

Do these camber plates work w/ stock springs and if so, do they affect the ride height?

hexdriver

Hi guys,

Looks like this thread got a life of its own, sign me up for a strut bar!

-vinay

aribop

MR951, it looks to me like these camberplates keep the stock ride height and can use the stock springs. Sean, correct me if I'm wrong.

ninefiveone

I notice they seal the tops of the camber plates which is a nice touch but what if you have adj koni's? is that cap removable?

aribop

It would have to be...how else would you install the struts?

PCinDC

Do the camber plates fit a 1986 951?
If so, then I'm in for a set of camber plates and 1 strut brace.
If the camber plates don't fit my car, then just the strut brace.


Thanks for setting this up!

aribop

I'm sure the camberplates fit all the 944/951/968 series cars.

aribop

I just got my M030 Koni's back from a Koni rebuild....they look sweet!

Eyal 951

Not to take away from dynatech, but i know most 944 owners don't want to spend 500+ on camber plates, at least I don't. I spoke with Danno at guru about his camber plates. I can hold a group buy for Guru camber plates (with the permission of John D. of course)
Normal price: 375 a set. Group buy price will be 340 a set. I think thats a pretty good deal, which is why I post here.
Danno has 8 pairs IN STOCK right now. I will drive up to Santa Barbara and pick up all the sets. I will ship out same or next day or the orders. If there is interest, I will post a new thread!
FEATURES:
- all-metal construction for maximum performance and durability
- spherical bearing
- works with stock suspension and springs, no coilovers needed
- does not lower or raise car like other camber-plates (flat plates raise the car, other hat designs lower car)
~Eyal
Pics:

badass951

What exactly is the advatage of any of these camber plates over the Paragon Products plates, which are only $295?

http://www.paragon-products.com/product_p/pp_944ccp.htm

Campeck

paragon raises the ride height.

Campeck

I didnt post that!!!!
dad....what are you doing on my computer!?!?!?!

aribop

Eyal, Do the Guru plates have a nut behind the sliding piece that adjusts the camber or is it threaded into the slider? Reason I ask is that it would be a B#@^h to adjust if you couldn't just loosen the bolts from the top and slide.