s2000's can finally adjust rear camber precisely!
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s2000's can finally adjust rear camber precisely!
Hey guys, Adam here from Kami Speed.
Not sure if this has been posted yet, but I would like to spread the word if I can.
Spoon has come out with rear control arm kit!
"With this adjustable parts, peculiar movement of rear S2000 will
disappear. You can drive very smooth by using this that makes
movement of rear suspension suitably. And also you will get better
yaw control and tracking ability."
*pillowball ends for maximum suspension feel
*comes with extended ball joint to give it a neutral suspension geometry when the rear is lowered
Not sure if this has been posted yet, but I would like to spread the word if I can.
Spoon has come out with rear control arm kit!
"With this adjustable parts, peculiar movement of rear S2000 will
disappear. You can drive very smooth by using this that makes
movement of rear suspension suitably. And also you will get better
yaw control and tracking ability."
*pillowball ends for maximum suspension feel
*comes with extended ball joint to give it a neutral suspension geometry when the rear is lowered
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Oem, it goes quickly "out of range"
The toe and camber are affected with another, if you change camber, you change also toe also.
And with a lowered suspension, you pretty much get maxed out with the OEM alignment bolts and need an aftermarket "adjustable rear toe arm" to get the value's correct again.
The toe and camber are affected with another, if you change camber, you change also toe also.
And with a lowered suspension, you pretty much get maxed out with the OEM alignment bolts and need an aftermarket "adjustable rear toe arm" to get the value's correct again.
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Originally Posted by KamiSpeedAdam,Apr 6 2009, 11:53 AM
*pillowball ends for maximum suspension feel <only one in the market.
So J's, T1R, Megan, TC Design, Momentum, Ikeya Formula, et. al. don't count?
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Originally Posted by JstnRyan,Apr 6 2009, 08:12 PM
"only one in the market"
So J's, T1R, Megan, TC Design, Momentum, Ikeya Formula, et. al. don't count?
So J's, T1R, Megan, TC Design, Momentum, Ikeya Formula, et. al. don't count?
