Hey guys I just purchased the SPC extreme rear camber kit for my 06 Z from NOPIONLINE, it was on sale for $70 per side so with shipping I got it for $150. Now I know SPC is developing a front camber kit for the Z's but what else is out there? I heard the stillen one is trash and I dont' trust the no name brands. How about the Kinetix front kit? Does anyone have it or know anything about it? The reason I'm asking is because I don't want to wait until August to get the SPC front kit...I want to try and get something before June. Give me some input. Thanks

Sony

 

I have the Cusco front A arms and they've done the job. I purchased them through Z1 Performance.

 

+1 on the Cusco ones from Z1 Performance, thats what I am running. Also the 350EVO ones are simply amazing, but they are more expensive and I am not sure they are in buisness anymore. I know BJ is trying to sell his 350Zs and hasn't posted in a while.

 

I have the Stillens (just like the 350Evo) and they work great, but if the Cusco's would have been available when I got mine I would have gone that route.

PS where did you hear the Stillens were trash from??? I have been running them for 2 years and they have worked beautiful. They are easy to adjust and dial in the camber.

 

the Stillen ones are a nice piece, just a bit pricey

 

I've got the first prototype set from SPL Parts. Check them out, you won't be disappointed.

http://www.splparts.com/Parts/Z33/Su...nk/default.asp

"SPL pro front upper arms provide the widest camber adjustment range on the market: -2.5deg to +2.5deg from stock (total 5 degress of adjustment!). Our front upper arms also allow for a small range of caster adjustment to allow for precise alignment.

Features chromoly tubular construction and QA1 chromoly spherical bearings for ultimate strength and precise handling."

 

estimated price $500.......

 

Whoa . I wasn't going to say anything until I saw that price, but the kit looks kinda "home made" in my opinion. I know its the prototype and will probably be powdercoated which will help a little but the design looks really simple. Hopefully it works well enough to be worth the $500 though.