supraturboman

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I know this may be a stupid thing to think about, But I came across this set and it made me wonder. Are they quality enough for my Z?? Please comment..
Oh and a side note. My Z is NOT and track car nor will it be. It is my summer toy..

http://www.ebay.com/itm/GODSPEED-03-...item2c62f5623e

resident25

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I remember seeing this review of the godspeed arms when I was in the market for rear camber arms:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WIS3AZrsG0Q

Personally, I went with the ichiba rear camber arms myself and haven't had a problem with them.

davidv

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Yes it is.

Z1 Performance

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how do you know you actually need any adjustable arms for front or rear?

there is no way that front a arm allows for a 6 degree sweep of change as the ad says

their swaybars have been shown to snap in half...and swaybars don't have any welded points to them. Maybe god was having an off day?

supraturboman

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Well, I am going to be putting on eibach sportline springs. So yes I will need to adjust my front and rear camber.

supraturboman

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Anyone?

Z1 Performance

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Get yourself the Eibach rear camber/toe kit ($166 shipped), and install. Check front alignment - if its under 2 degrees, I'd personally just leave it alone and not get front arms. If front arms are needed, several good brands exist

Erik@R/Ttuning

I tend to agree with Z1. You may want to stick with what is tried and true in the Z community for peace of mind.