Mason Tech "Great Plates"

[Water Boy]

For those running "Slammed Mk3's"

http://mason-tech.com/greatplatesCW1.asp

[mk3pete]

they are so handy wouldn't mind a set myself
those power grip hose clamps look great too never seen them before!!

[Mrk_Mickey]

Interesting..I've always thought it was a bit funny how the castor was changed when lowered drastically. I might go measure up and see if this will give me any less scrubbing! Then we can all group buy hahahah

[rayray086]

This is only useful if you're really slammed on 16's or smaller with low profile tyres. The change in how the wheels sit will only work for that - moderately low will see the wheels sitting a bit further back, closer to the rear bumper. They may have changed it with the revised Great Plates but I remember seeing a thread on Vortex about some people having problems on how they sit when only moderately low. Just keep in mind, moderately low to them is pretty much slammed to us!!!

[Shteifen]

what a great idea!
add that to the personal rewards list
-steve

[Shteifen]

would this change alignment in anyway? enough to warrant a wheel alignment?
-steve

[Mrk_Mickey]

The wheels at the rear can't be aligned Steve, so no these slip in as a ''spacer'' it seems.

I had a feeling that 13mm was gonna be a shyte load...lol

[Jarred]

.... Just keep in mind, moderately low to them is pretty much slammed to us!!!

except for you ray. you're awesome and we all know it! ahah

[Shteifen]

excellent news!
i should buy these. im gonna need a third job to pay for all this crap soon haha
-steve

[rayray086]

The Great Plates slip into where the rear beam attaches to the chassis. I thought they went between the beam and the stub axle, effectively working as a wheel spacer/track widener too, but nope, a reply from a silly email from me corrected it.