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04-18-2006, 08:59 PM
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Originally Posted by MIAPLAYA
The SPC toe bolt write up was lost on my server but I think protocav may still have a copy. I'll see if I can get it from him if you need it. Trust me and everyone else here, don't waste money on Kinetix or 350 Evo. The SPC units work the best for the least amount of money. The traction arms are absolutely the worst way to adjust toe. When they do adjust it at the same time they alter rear caster and stress the entire assembly. The only PROPER way to adjust toe is to change the position of the spring bucket which is done with the SPC toe bolts. For front camber absolutely the EVo A arms are the way to go. For the rear the SPC offers everything you need at the abolsute best price on the market.
04-18-2006, 09:51 PM
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I would also change the suspension to Tein Flex, the ride is solid, very very stiff, but if you can take the beating it will help you more than the nismo im sure, let us know which arms you get and how you like them, im also in your boat and need more traction from the rear.
04-19-2006, 06:17 AM
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Originally Posted by sja177
I would also change the suspension to Tein Flex, the ride is solid, very very stiff, but if you can take the beating it will help you more than the nismo im sure, let us know which arms you get and how you like them, im also in your boat and need more traction from the rear.
I ordered the SPC arms last night...I'll have a write-up for them done in the next few weeks.
Thanks for all the help guys!
04-19-2006, 07:05 AM
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Originally Posted by BriGuyMax
I have no desire to lower the car any more than it already is. The tein coilovers will be too stiff to provide weight transfer when launching the car. Not to mention it already handles and rides great with the Nismo when I'm not running a DR in the back.
I ordered the SPC arms last night...I'll have a write-up for them done in the next few weeks.
Thanks for all the help guys!
I ordered the SPC arms last night...I'll have a write-up for them done in the next few weeks.
Thanks for all the help guys!
04-19-2006, 10:03 PM
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yes , i have the spc's also. you will definately need the toe bolts as the Z suspension has a TON of toe gain if you lower the car at all. i am dropped 2.5" in the rear and i have maxed out my spc toe bolts and can still only reach about -1 to -1.5 degrees camber in the rear. without those toe bolts, i would have to still be around -3 or more on camber or suffer wicked toe in. you will see what i mean if you do the install yourself. it can be frustrating setting camber and toe as a small adjustment on one will adversely affect the other.
04-20-2006, 03:00 AM
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Originally Posted by overZealous1
yes , i have the spc's also. you will definately need the toe bolts as the Z suspension has a TON of toe gain if you lower the car at all. i am dropped 2.5" in the rear and i have maxed out my spc toe bolts and can still only reach about -1 to -1.5 degrees camber in the rear. without those toe bolts, i would have to still be around -3 or more on camber or suffer wicked toe in. you will see what i mean if you do the install yourself. it can be frustrating setting camber and toe as a small adjustment on one will adversely affect the other.
my car is only lowered 20mm...so that's not an issue. I want to get rid of ALL of the negative camber (-1.4 degrees right now with the stock setup) for better traction. I might go back to a handling setup later, but this will be all straight line.
04-25-2006, 11:35 AM
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NOPI has the SPC on sale for $70 each, $140 for two, in the 350z special sale area. To be sure it is the same here is the write up:
NOPI part number 076+1649
Performance Alignment Kit - Rear EZ Arm and Toe Cam - Camber Adjustment Range +/- 4.00 degree - Toe Adjustment +/- 3.0 degree - 2 required
NOPI part number 076+1649
Performance Alignment Kit - Rear EZ Arm and Toe Cam - Camber Adjustment Range +/- 4.00 degree - Toe Adjustment +/- 3.0 degree - 2 required
05-03-2006, 08:10 AM
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NOPI part number and price
I emailed NOPI and here is the answer:
72050 is 076+1649. It is now $78.69 each
Thank you,
Martin @ NOPI
800 277 6674 ext 263 inside USA
404 608 7999 ext 263 outside USA
That means that it is the Pro Series 350Z Extreme Rear Kit, and it is off sale and now about $17 more.
72050 is 076+1649. It is now $78.69 each
Thank you,
Martin @ NOPI
800 277 6674 ext 263 inside USA
404 608 7999 ext 263 outside USA
That means that it is the Pro Series 350Z Extreme Rear Kit, and it is off sale and now about $17 more.
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05-03-2006, 08:58 AM
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Just ordered my kit from nopi. With just ground shipping it was 169 and some change. not bad at all. Now I just have to hide them from my gurl until i get my car back haha
06-19-2006, 12:01 PM
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Originally Posted by 35ounces
Its the same part. I bought 20 of them from NOPI last year for a GB.
damn..20 kits?? Tryin make a profit or do u have a performance shop? Let me get a set lol.
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