SPC camber kit
out of curiousity, what camber is your car at now? how much did you lower it? and what camber specs are you trying to get? oem spec?
it seems very odd to me that you are maxed out.
but to the OP, i've heard good things about the SPC ball joints. they usually make a quality product and it should have the range to get you back to where you want to be.
it seems very odd to me that you are maxed out.
but to the OP, i've heard good things about the SPC ball joints. they usually make a quality product and it should have the range to get you back to where you want to be.
out of curiousity, what camber is your car at now? how much did you lower it? and what camber specs are you trying to get? oem spec?
it seems very odd to me that you are maxed out.
but to the OP, i've heard good things about the SPC ball joints. they usually make a quality product and it should have the range to get you back to where you want to be.
it seems very odd to me that you are maxed out.
but to the OP, i've heard good things about the SPC ball joints. they usually make a quality product and it should have the range to get you back to where you want to be.
How about the J's Roll center adjusters?
I have a set in the front and they are a great product.
I am getting the SPC's in the rear next weekend. Ive heard about them popping out or getting loose, but I couldn't find the thread on this issues.
Can anyone chime in on this issue?
I have a set in the front and they are a great product.
I am getting the SPC's in the rear next weekend. Ive heard about them popping out or getting loose, but I couldn't find the thread on this issues.
Can anyone chime in on this issue?
There are some pics of them installed in this article, pages 4 and 5:
http://www.motoiq.com/magazine_articles/ar...dont-break.aspx
I talked to the guys at Evasive and they say there is the potential for them to slip. One trick they use to prevent that is they turn the upper slotted plate 90 degrees relatve to the bottom slotted plate. So now the two slots are perpendicular to each other. This greatly helps in prevently slipage.
http://www.motoiq.com/magazine_articles/ar...dont-break.aspx
I talked to the guys at Evasive and they say there is the potential for them to slip. One trick they use to prevent that is they turn the upper slotted plate 90 degrees relatve to the bottom slotted plate. So now the two slots are perpendicular to each other. This greatly helps in prevently slipage.
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