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SIDENOTE: What LS transmissions will work with a Y21 hydro transmission with LSD? I need to drop in another 5th gearset.
anybody heard of a "Ruff" brand quickrelease?
just bought one. NICE piece. cheap too. from a Bimmer shop, and instructions are in Japanese.
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No, the body is actually taller.
for those of you who haven't seen them: http://www.teammfactory.com/products...er%20Adjusters
for those of you who haven't seen them: http://www.teammfactory.com/products...er%20Adjusters
No, the body is actually taller.
for those of you who haven't seen them: http://www.teammfactory.com/products...er%20Adjusters
for those of you who haven't seen them: http://www.teammfactory.com/products...er%20Adjusters
Yea OEM for me too. I do like the grease fittings though.
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No, the body is actually taller.
for those of you who haven't seen them: http://www.teammfactory.com/products...er%20Adjusters
for those of you who haven't seen them: http://www.teammfactory.com/products...er%20Adjusters
I have one major question: Why do you think you need them?
yes, they are lower ball joints. I wasn't arguing against that, rather the fact that they aren't simply oem replacements. From what I have gathered, you need them when you lower your car to bring the RC back as close as possible to the center of gravity of the car to improve handling.
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yes, they are lower ball joints. I wasn't arguing against that, rather the fact that they aren't simply oem replacements. From what I have gathered, you need them when you lower your car to bring the RC back as close as possible to the center of gravity of the car to improve handling.
I know what they do, I'm just curious why you think you need them. I mean, if you've got $200 to burn, by all means, purchase them and improve your suspension geometry. I have seen no negative feedback on those breaking on eg/ek/dc/ef and s2ks...yet.
I guess I'm just curious as it's something I'd buy last...better suspension, front/rear upper adjustable links, etc., etc., first.
yes, they are lower ball joints. I wasn't arguing against that, rather the fact that they aren't simply oem replacements. From what I have gathered, you need them when you lower your car to bring the RC back as close as possible to the center of gravity of the car to improve handling.
Gotcha.
I know what they do, I'm just curious why you think you need them. I mean, if you've got $200 to burn, by all means, purchase them and improve your suspension geometry. I have seen no negative feedback on those breaking on eg/ek/dc/ef and s2ks...yet.
I guess I'm just curious as it's something I'd buy last...better suspension, front/rear upper adjustable links, etc., etc., first.
I know what they do, I'm just curious why you think you need them. I mean, if you've got $200 to burn, by all means, purchase them and improve your suspension geometry. I have seen no negative feedback on those breaking on eg/ek/dc/ef and s2ks...yet.
I guess I'm just curious as it's something I'd buy last...better suspension, front/rear upper adjustable links, etc., etc., first.
I plan to run the OEM just b/c of cost.. you make a good point...$200 to burn... ball joints will wear out no matter what, maybe mfactory will put them on clearance soon just like they did to everything else i bought. (thumbs down)
with all the bearings everywhere, im in for a stiff ride.
Although they are technically called Front Roll Center adjusters and that was their original intended function, our main market for them actually is in our Drag Cars as they help reduce 60ft times, minimize wheel hop and put less strain on the axles.
For the wearing down issue, this is why we have zerk fittings for maintenance.
As for the clearance, these won't be going on clearance as we have an established market for these, whereas with the other chassis parts, they were not selling as well as we had hoped and also nearly our full range of parts have been copied by another company/sponsor on here.
For the wearing down issue, this is why we have zerk fittings for maintenance.
As for the clearance, these won't be going on clearance as we have an established market for these, whereas with the other chassis parts, they were not selling as well as we had hoped and also nearly our full range of parts have been copied by another company/sponsor on here.
Thanks for chiming in on this subject Mfactory.
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Looks like MFactory is ditching their suspension pieces??? I run the rear upper links and they're cool. Too bad MFactory emailed me back about my catch can that wouldn't open and basically said they wouldn't do anything. I asked for an exchange and never heard back


