Help with Kinetix Upper control arms.
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Help with Kinetix Upper control arms.
ok...here is the deal. I ordered the the Kinetix upper control arms for the front, the SPC camber/toe kit for the rear, along with some Hotchkis springs.
From what I can find, the Kinetix arms are a "bolt on" solution, with no drilling required. While the SPC camber kit will require some drilling.
Took the car to the shop today to get all of this installed. The guy doing it does not like the Kinetix, because from what we can tell, the knuckle will have to be drilled. As you can see from the pics the stock bolt is much smaller than the ones that come with the Kinetix arms. The Kinetix arm is such larger in diameter, and from what we can tell would require drilling in order to fit the stock knuckle, thus making the stock knuckle weaker. Are we missing something? or what?
And as far as the SPC kit...it looks to us like it will bolt right on, no drilling required.
Here is a thread which talks about the parts I ordered, and links to the product.
http://g35driver.com/forums/showthr...hlight=hotchkis
From what I can find, the Kinetix arms are a "bolt on" solution, with no drilling required. While the SPC camber kit will require some drilling.
Took the car to the shop today to get all of this installed. The guy doing it does not like the Kinetix, because from what we can tell, the knuckle will have to be drilled. As you can see from the pics the stock bolt is much smaller than the ones that come with the Kinetix arms. The Kinetix arm is such larger in diameter, and from what we can tell would require drilling in order to fit the stock knuckle, thus making the stock knuckle weaker. Are we missing something? or what?
And as far as the SPC kit...it looks to us like it will bolt right on, no drilling required.
Here is a thread which talks about the parts I ordered, and links to the product.
http://g35driver.com/forums/showthr...hlight=hotchkis
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No it doesn't require drilling, but you do have to remove the black rubber insert in the knuckle. I have them on for months now and they did NOT require drilling and yes, that bolt is way wider...
I didn't like removing the black rubber insert, but once properly torqued the Kinetix arm stays good and tight.
I didn't like removing the black rubber insert, but once properly torqued the Kinetix arm stays good and tight.
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just got my kinetix arms today
gettin them installed tomorrow
do you guys have anymore pictures of install of them or any tips since they didnt come with any instructions?
thanks
gettin them installed tomorrow
do you guys have anymore pictures of install of them or any tips since they didnt come with any instructions?
thanks
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