Top speed adjustable camber arms...opinions?
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Top speed adjustable camber arms...opinions?
Looks like ill need to get some adjustable camber arms now that my car is lowered. Any opinions on the top speed adjustable arms? Saw them on eBay for $237 shipped
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i built my own using this:
http://www.benzworld.org/forums/w201...mber-arms.html
they came in at under $90 shipped and are solid... had them on for a few months now and no complaints, shop was able to get the camber to within spec
http://www.benzworld.org/forums/w201...mber-arms.html
they came in at under $90 shipped and are solid... had them on for a few months now and no complaints, shop was able to get the camber to within spec
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I read one post where a member used these speed racing arms years ago, but he didnt have any follow up comment as to the longetivity and his satisfaction. He did mention that it brought his camber back to spec.
I was also looking at the possibility of changing the lca, but couldn't find a set. Looks like one of the "500E" board had a group buy on this a few years ago, but again no comments on the lca after they got the lca.
Kmac set was tempting, but I wanted to go a simpler route.
I went ahead and bought the speed racing arms $237 shipped. I'lL post pics and comments when it's installed. I got these because they went that extra step to install some type of rubber bushing to block dust and dirt. According to the listing, this should help with preventing squeeking.
I was also looking at the possibility of changing the lca, but couldn't find a set. Looks like one of the "500E" board had a group buy on this a few years ago, but again no comments on the lca after they got the lca.
Kmac set was tempting, but I wanted to go a simpler route.
I went ahead and bought the speed racing arms $237 shipped. I'lL post pics and comments when it's installed. I got these because they went that extra step to install some type of rubber bushing to block dust and dirt. According to the listing, this should help with preventing squeeking.
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the arms that use heim joints are the ones that get squeaky. the diy ones through speedway use urethane bushings so they can't get squeaky (similar to the OEM arms in concept except for the adjustability part).
I am fairly sure (not 100% though) that the top speed arms use heim, BUT they have that rubber boot so that should hopefully eliminate any chance of them starting to squeak. i've seen up-close pics on another forum and they look like high quality pieces so i think you made a good choice!
I am fairly sure (not 100% though) that the top speed arms use heim, BUT they have that rubber boot so that should hopefully eliminate any chance of them starting to squeak. i've seen up-close pics on another forum and they look like high quality pieces so i think you made a good choice!
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