EP3 tie rod ends thanks to J's Racing!
03-17-2005, 10:15 AM
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Re: EP3 tie rod ends thanks to J's Racing! (glw)
I currently have these on standby. I'm picking up my DC5R lower control arms and front sway bar. But more then likely, I'll be picking these up. Not too shabby for $300 shipped. Definetly mroe then the factory (complete tie rod assembly with end is $50 and some change a pop).
03-17-2005, 11:28 AM
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Re: EP3 tie rod ends thanks to J's Racing! (C25A1guy)
good find. wasn't there another company doing a prototype replacement for the Si? i heard about it a year ago.
03-17-2005, 12:21 PM
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Re: EP3 tie rod ends thanks to J's Racing! (03ephatch)
The picture seems a bit misleading...I wonder if this is for just the tie rod ends or the entire arm assembly + tie rod ends..
03-22-2005, 03:07 PM
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Re: (kung fu grip)
bumpsteer is not a function of tie rod ends. it has to do with the arc created by the tie rod end as it follows the movement of the shock body. if this 2 doesnt have the same arc as it moves up and down, bumpsteer is created.
honda choose to move the steering rack higher due to space consideration but compromised the steering geometry.
honda choose to move the steering rack higher due to space consideration but compromised the steering geometry.
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