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Old Aug 6, 2009 | 09:18 AM
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SPL, what were the specs of camber and caster adjustability of the V-1?... I remember they were broader than most other A-Arms, but not sure how they compare to the V-2 (v-2 specs of course are available on your website, but v-1 is no longer there).

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Old Aug 6, 2009 | 09:29 AM
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Originally Posted by OCG35
SPL, what were the specs of camber and caster adjustability of the V-1?... I remember they were broader than most other A-Arms, but not sure how they compare to the V-2 (v-2 specs of course are available on your website, but v-1 is no longer there).
The camber adjustability range is about the same, the v2 technically has a little more caster adjustability but it cannot be adjusted on the car (arm has to be disconnected for adjustment). The advantage to the v2 arms is:

Shim adjustment (easy and repeatable to change setting for track/street)

v2 arms are stiffer when loaded under braking

v2 arms have a better quality ball joint bearing which will last longer under street use.

v2 arms do not require that you align the ball joint bearing when locking down the adjustment.
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Old Aug 6, 2009 | 09:36 AM
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Thank Kuah… the caster adjustment off car makes it a bit difficult to get in spec during alignment, but no biggie really - there are ways around that…

Thanks for the info
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