Need help selecting small suspension parts
#1
Need help selecting small suspension parts
I need to get a few things for my winter project and wanted to not spend a fortune on something that I didn't need to, but I don't want to buy crap either. I am looking to get opinions
1.)Megan racing rear toe arms-these are the same as a anti-bump steer correct? Are they any good? I see that you can spend quite a bit more $ on different brands
2.) research seemed to indicate that for more front camber adjustment the Js S1 is the way to go. Although what is the difference between this and the Megan RCA, which is way cheaper?
3.)I have been lowered a bit for 15k miles now with no issues from the rear axles although I don't have spacers, should I toss these in while I am doing all of this other work? If so any recommendations?
Again I don't want to buy crap parts that will fail, but many times these parts are all made in the same place and just rebranded.
1.)Megan racing rear toe arms-these are the same as a anti-bump steer correct? Are they any good? I see that you can spend quite a bit more $ on different brands
2.) research seemed to indicate that for more front camber adjustment the Js S1 is the way to go. Although what is the difference between this and the Megan RCA, which is way cheaper?
3.)I have been lowered a bit for 15k miles now with no issues from the rear axles although I don't have spacers, should I toss these in while I am doing all of this other work? If so any recommendations?
Again I don't want to buy crap parts that will fail, but many times these parts are all made in the same place and just rebranded.
#2
Also if I go with a RCA like the Js L1/L2, do I need the front bumpsteer kit that shims the steering rack or does this basically do the same thing, because I was going to buy that as well?
Any guidance on purchasing:
Front bumpsteer correction
Front camber adjustment
Rear bump steer correction
And if I should do axle spacers is much appreciated!
Any guidance on purchasing:
Front bumpsteer correction
Front camber adjustment
Rear bump steer correction
And if I should do axle spacers is much appreciated!
#4
From what I was told the offset front ball joint negates the need for the steering rack spacers.
Axle spacers are something I would recommend. They are cheap and easy to install.
Since this is the racing section, I need to ask- are you planning to do any actual racing like TT or more of HPDE? I am not familiar with the new classing system they are currently implementing (NASA), but offset ball joints had points assessed to them under the old class. It is something you may want to look into.
Axle spacers are something I would recommend. They are cheap and easy to install.
Since this is the racing section, I need to ask- are you planning to do any actual racing like TT or more of HPDE? I am not familiar with the new classing system they are currently implementing (NASA), but offset ball joints had points assessed to them under the old class. It is something you may want to look into.
#6
From what I was told the offset front ball joint negates the need for the steering rack spacers.
Axle spacers are something I would recommend. They are cheap and easy to install.
Since this is the racing section, I need to ask- are you planning to do any actual racing like TT or more of HPDE? I am not familiar with the new classing system they are currently implementing (NASA), but offset ball joints had points assessed to them under the old class. It is something you may want to look into.
Axle spacers are something I would recommend. They are cheap and easy to install.
Since this is the racing section, I need to ask- are you planning to do any actual racing like TT or more of HPDE? I am not familiar with the new classing system they are currently implementing (NASA), but offset ball joints had points assessed to them under the old class. It is something you may want to look into.
The answer is, at this point just HPDE and some instructing. I really don't have a desire to compete, however that could always change.
Thanks for the response, maybe I will grab the Megan rear toe arms, although I do see that Evasive makes some as well.
#7
1) Check out ESM Race for the Toe arms, I would trust them over anything Megan racing makes.
2) J's racing for the balljoint in the front
3) If you dont have virbation from the axle due to it not "riding in the groove" anymore cause you lowered the car a lot dont worry about it.
2) J's racing for the balljoint in the front
3) If you dont have virbation from the axle due to it not "riding in the groove" anymore cause you lowered the car a lot dont worry about it.
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#8
1) Check out ESM Race for the Toe arms, I would trust them over anything Megan racing makes.
2) J's racing for the balljoint in the front
3) If you dont have virbation from the axle due to it not "riding in the groove" anymore cause you lowered the car a lot dont worry about it.
2) J's racing for the balljoint in the front
3) If you dont have virbation from the axle due to it not "riding in the groove" anymore cause you lowered the car a lot dont worry about it.
#10
Well I went Megan rear toe, there are so few options, this is the cheapest, but has the best most consistent reviews so I figured I would give it a shot. I also grabbed their front bump steer, they are just metal shims.
I am actually now leaning towards the buddy club P1, it looks like a nice peice and serves as both a RCA and camber adjustment. For this reason I do think the front bump steer was needed as the RCA will make the difference more dramatic, correct me if I am wrong.
I am actually now leaning towards the buddy club P1, it looks like a nice peice and serves as both a RCA and camber adjustment. For this reason I do think the front bump steer was needed as the RCA will make the difference more dramatic, correct me if I am wrong.