Ohlins Track/Street kit with OE Front Strut Reinforcement Plates

[Cubieman]

Just look at the surface are of a GC or Vorshlag camber plate compared to stock, its significantly less.

The PO of my car had BC's on it with reinforcement plates and I had some pretty good cracks in the sturt towers, definitely not fun to have repaired.

This was likely due to a combination of very stiff springs/potholes as the BC plates actually were about equal size of the OEM tophats.

Although for all I know a PO just threw the plates in after seeing cracks, unfortunately I don't have the best idea of what happened to my car before I owned it.

I would run plates, I guess I don't see the downside.

[samthejam]

I don't see why you'd regret running them. Little to no downside of installing them, can't hurt to add a factory designed reinforcement part when you will be increasing loads to that area known to fail.

[Tbonem3]

I don't see why you'd regret running them. Little to no downside of installing them, can't hurt to add a factory designed reinforcement part when you will be increasing loads to that area known to fail.

you should wear diapers just in case. There's no downside (protects your backside)

[samthejam]

you should wear diapers just in case. There's no downside (protects your backside)

After eating Taco Bell it definitely increases loads to areas known to fail