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AP2 rear subframe/rear control arm upgrade for AP1?

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Old 09-16-2012, 07:57 AM
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Originally Posted by VitaRenovatio
I prefer the handling of a bumpsteer kit on an AP1 over the AP2. So if you don't already have an AP2 subframe and RUCA, I would just spend the money on a J's Rear Bumpsteer kit. Much less labor intensive, too. This goes double time if you are lowered.

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The bumpsteer kit helps correct the bumpsteer problem commonly associated with the AP1 rear. It will get the rear to act much more like the AP2 rear from my understanding. Definitely cheaper than doing an entire subframe swap and there are tons of fast guys out there with AP1s.
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Can you elaborate more please regarding to following topic
https://www.s2ki.com/s2000/topic/739...011-s2kc-wsir/

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Old 09-16-2012, 10:43 AM
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Originally Posted by Bikey
What was changed in the AP2 subframe that would require swapping it in if also swapping in the AP2 suspension bits?
AP2 - beefier mount and narrower distance between 2 arms





AP1


hard to tell by picture
Old 09-16-2012, 11:39 AM
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Originally Posted by VitaRenovatio
I prefer the handling of a bumpsteer kit on an AP1 over the AP2. So if you don't already have an AP2 subframe and RUCA, I would just spend the money on a J's Rear Bumpsteer kit. Much less labor intensive, too. This goes double time if you are lowered.
I agree with this, a rear bumpsteer kit will settle the rear--no need to move to an AP2 subframe unless it's damaged and you have to replace it anyway.
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The ap2 still has bump steer, the bump steer kit on your ap1 would probably be the best option.
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Sorry to bring this back from the dead almost five months later, but can anyone measure the difference in size between the mount points on the ap1 vs. ap2 RUCA. Bought a supposed ap2 subfram and RUCA but not 100% it is in fact ap2 and would rather like to know before I take my car apart to compare. Could not find any info on any solid differences between the two.Also how would they fit on the ap2 subframe.
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The arms will not bolt up. If your ap1 arms fit, it's am ap1 frame. If not, AP2.
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Originally Posted by PaddyMcP
The arms will not bolt up. If your ap1 arms fit, it's am ap1 frame. If not, AP2.
So if the arms I have bolt up to the subframe I have with the AP2 bolts I bought then everything should be AP2?
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