Do Megan rear toe arms eliminate bumpsteer?
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sounds like I have to get a set. Do you all have T1R or the Megan Racing? I just want to make sure I spend the extra money for T1R over Megan if the reliability is an issue???
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I was wondering if anyone had any info on Megan's Front Anti-bumpsteer Kits?
There's the Megan Honda S2000 Tie Rod Ends that claim this:
"The 15mm of bump-steer adjustment allows the tuner to keep the control arm and tie rod at similar
angles to keep a more predictable steering characteristic in this already touchy car."
http://www.meganracing.com/products/produc...d=719&catid=108
Then they also have the Honda S2000 Front Anti-Bump Steer Kit:
"Megan Racing has created these spacers to eliminate some of the front bump steer that is created by
lowering your vehicle."
http://www.meganracing.com/products/produc...=1005&catid=108
Do they need to work together? Or, will the Tie Rod Ends also do the job of the Front Anti-Bump Steer Kit?
Thanks for the help
There's the Megan Honda S2000 Tie Rod Ends that claim this:
"The 15mm of bump-steer adjustment allows the tuner to keep the control arm and tie rod at similar
angles to keep a more predictable steering characteristic in this already touchy car."
http://www.meganracing.com/products/produc...d=719&catid=108
Then they also have the Honda S2000 Front Anti-Bump Steer Kit:
"Megan Racing has created these spacers to eliminate some of the front bump steer that is created by
lowering your vehicle."
http://www.meganracing.com/products/produc...=1005&catid=108
Do they need to work together? Or, will the Tie Rod Ends also do the job of the Front Anti-Bump Steer Kit?
Thanks for the help
#14
You only need the tie rod ends or the steering rack spacers, not both.
The tie rod end cost more but I bet they are alot easier to install. It took me about 3 to install my t1r steering rack spacers and can do a diff swap in less than 2 hours.
The tie rod end cost more but I bet they are alot easier to install. It took me about 3 to install my t1r steering rack spacers and can do a diff swap in less than 2 hours.
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Do they make tie rod ends and spacers for both the front and rear? I have only seen front spacers and rear tie rod ends (toe adjusters). I would like these as well.
#17
^The only solution for the rear bumpsteer is new arms. For the fronts you have 2 options(both examples are shown in brax 1's post above) tie rod ends or steering rack spacers.
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Buy one or the other be done
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Any of you that have the Megan toe arms experience extra noise, due to the spherical bushings? I'm getting a very harsh noise from the rear end when I drive over uneven roads, for example on the freeway. I can't seem to pinpoint where it's coming from.