BlitzSRM

Is there another manufacturer of this Anti-Bump Steer Kit?

http://marketplace.s2ki.com/s2ki/product.p...23&cat=0&page=1

mikegarrison

No, why?

RED MX5

There is at least one alternative.
J's also has a bump steer kit for the front suspension.

mikegarrison

Yes. Different kit, same idea.

RED MX5

J's has a more complete "solution" to all the S2000 suspension issues, but the cost makes me break a sweat. For the money, the Go-Fast kit is by far the bigger bang for the buck.

I say that, but at the same time I'm trying to convince myself NOT to spend the bucks for a full J's setup, front end rear, including the roll-center relocation kit. It's really a VERY nice setup, but DAMN is it ever expensive.

mikegarrison

Well, I have personal experience with the TC Designs (Go-Fast Lab) kit -- it survived 15 track days last year as well as a year of daily street driving. I don't know anybody who has experience with the J's kit in terms of durability. (That doesn't mean no one does, it just means *I* don't know anyone who does.)

bighead

which one do you have? the rubber bushings or the heim joints?

mikegarrison

The rubber bushings.

StinkyTofu

I've been considering the gfl bsk and the j's as a future modification. Mike, did you notice any difference when you put the gfl bsk on?

mikegarrison

Not an immediate day/night "OMG!" difference, no. But the car now feels very planted all the time, and I think it has helped me gain confidence and pick up speed. However, I also changed my alignment specs at the same time as I installed the BSK. And I started using R-compound tires shortly after. So it's hard to separate out what each part of that did -- but the car as a whole is much more predictable now than it used to be.