what front camber arm are you guys running?
is there anyone else running battleversion rear cambers? if so what front did you go with? it seems that most members have spl, but IMO they are cheap looking and not very strong compaired to cusco.
Originally Posted by eze-edsel
is there anyone else running battleversion rear cambers? if so what front did you go with? it seems that most members have spl, but IMO they are cheap looking and not very strong compaired to cusco.
Quite a statement!
I would rather the rear camber arm gives and bends absorbing the force in an impact rather than having a super strong rear camber arm that transfers all that force to the subframe where replacement is much more expensive
Originally Posted by redlude97
I would rather the rear camber arm gives and bends absorbing the force in an impact rather than having a super strong rear camber arm that transfers all that force to the subframe where replacement is much more expensive
thats a good point I never thought of that. thanks for the info
Originally Posted by JETPILOT
The best A arms are the www.350evo.com arms. They have solid bushings to compliment the sherical bearings you have on the Battle Version camber arms. if the solid bushings aren't important the nget something cheaper. They also have a large range of adjustment. Don't forget to install SPC toe bolts if you need them.
For the street you should run approx -1 degree of camber.
For the street you should run approx -1 degree of camber.
Originally Posted by eze-edsel
is there anyone else running battleversion rear cambers? if so what front did you go with? it seems that most members have spl, but IMO they are cheap looking and not very strong compaired to cusco.
Cheap looking???
I much rather have a threaded camber adjuster than a slider. I have SPL and I beat the crap out of them and change my camber setting quite often. Never had any problems, and they adjust with ease.
Originally Posted by sfarrah
SPL Pro front Camber/Caster arms, rear camber arms plus their rear mid links with Swift springs. These items are high quality, well engineered pieces.
I'm running the "exact" same set-up and I am very pleased and confident of these Performance Parts!!
Originally Posted by redlude97
I would rather the rear camber arm gives and bends absorbing the force in an impact rather than having a super strong rear camber arm that transfers all that force to the subframe where replacement is much more expensive
Impact Forces??
Originally Posted by OH6 G35
I assume that the Springs and Shocks would take care of most of these
Impact Forces??
Impact Forces??

Originally Posted by trodis
$850 for front A-arms?! 

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