350Evo or SPL Camber Arms
09-06-2007 | 02:22 PM
#21
Originally Posted by kuah
Hi,
That is correct, our street spec arms for example can actually adjust to +3 deg, however due to clearance issues with the fenderwell that is not actually feasible.
That is correct, our street spec arms for example can actually adjust to +3 deg, however due to clearance issues with the fenderwell that is not actually feasible.
09-06-2007 | 02:32 PM
#22
to my knowledge, without fenderwell modification the most you can get with a front camber arm is +1 degree.
Even the SPC front camber arms offer +3 degree correction, however that is only with the use of spacers and let's not even go there.
(what a nightmare)
I currently have the 350EVO fronts and love them.
I definitely did not love the price though.
When i go tracking, these things are a breeze to change!
I go from -1 degree camber (street) to -4 degrees camber (track) in a flash.
In less than 5 minutes, i've got both sides adjusted, torqued down, and ready to roll.
TOOOOO EASY.
Although i have no experience with the SPL arms, they do look very promising and for the near $300 differential in price they may be worth it.
Just for those of you that are interested, i'll be hosting a SPL front camber arm install day at the shop.
Keep an eye out in the Southern California section for this.
-DRU
Even the SPC front camber arms offer +3 degree correction, however that is only with the use of spacers and let's not even go there.
(what a nightmare)
I currently have the 350EVO fronts and love them.
I definitely did not love the price though.
When i go tracking, these things are a breeze to change!
I go from -1 degree camber (street) to -4 degrees camber (track) in a flash.
In less than 5 minutes, i've got both sides adjusted, torqued down, and ready to roll.
TOOOOO EASY.
Although i have no experience with the SPL arms, they do look very promising and for the near $300 differential in price they may be worth it.
Just for those of you that are interested, i'll be hosting a SPL front camber arm install day at the shop.
Keep an eye out in the Southern California section for this.
-DRU
09-07-2007 | 07:19 AM
#23
Originally Posted by redlude97
so how much is usually feasible without fenderwellmods, and how does it compare to the 350evos if you have ever used them?
I don't think it would be fair for me to compare our arms to the 350evos
But FWIW the 350Evos are nice, and I must admit they look pretty, but I believe our arms are fundamentally stronger.
09-07-2007 | 07:29 AM
#24
Originally Posted by kuah
+1 deg is feasible without fender well mods, that is why we spec them at +1 deg.
I don't think it would be fair for me to compare our arms to the 350evos But FWIW the 350Evos are nice, and I must admit they look pretty, but I believe our arms are fundamentally stronger.
I don't think it would be fair for me to compare our arms to the 350evos
But FWIW the 350Evos are nice, and I must admit they look pretty, but I believe our arms are fundamentally stronger.
09-26-2007 | 01:32 PM
#28
Originally Posted by MEECHIN
Just for those of you that are interested, i'll be hosting a SPL front camber arm install day at the shop.
Keep an eye out in the Southern California section for this.
-DRU
Keep an eye out in the Southern California section for this.
-DRU
~Robert
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