i have a set of stance gr+pro coming in either today or early next week. I was wondering if anyone removed the rear spring mount since they are true coilovers. If you did remove it did you replace it with a arm or just completely removed it. I did search on the forums but couldnt find anything about the rear spring mount just JUN awd z and 380rs are running true coilovers

 

Lucky for you I am working on my car and had a camera. Here you go. I went with the Battleversion rear toe arms. It replaces the spring bucket. It is something I would highly recommend.

~Robert

 

^^^ well done sir!

 

Thanks for the help laosifu

 

Thanks for the pic's! Ordering my battle versions very soon. CANNOT wait to get rid of my HUGE Stock arms.

 

SPL makes a similar product (pics below) for $250; not sure home much the Battle Versions cost.

 

HR autoparts sells some circuit Sports for $195 shipped in the vendor classifieds

 

Thanks, sorry for the dirty pictures. I normally don't clean and wax my suspension

Glad to be a help. BTW did you get Stance to replace your rear yet? I know you created a thread about why do you have different size of coilovers for the rear.

~Robert

 

It seems like stance is taking care of the issue, but I still haven't got word on if it's been shipped or not. I guess someone built up a rear shock on a front dampner is what happen so I have 3 fronts at the moment plus I'm missing some lock collar for the brake line bracket. What a way to start on my first coilover set! Guess the holidays messed someone up on attention to detail.

 

Robert- I read on SPL website that the rear toe arm can adjust chamber and toe I was woundering if I still needed to get a set of chamber arms or the toe arm would work
thanks again

 

I think you misread it. I just went on the site and it mention "Combined with our rear camber arms, this arm will allow for a wide range of adjustment for rear toe and camber." - SPL. I am not a suspension guru so I don't think there is any one arm that can adjust both your camber and toe. I hope that helps.

~Robert