Calling all Lowered s2000
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From: Vancouver, BC, Canada
Calling all Lowered s2000
Hey guy and girls
I am trying to see how much cheaper it would be to do a group buy on T1R rear bumpsteer kits & drive shaft spacers.
Rear Bumpsteer kit retails @ 450.00
Driveshaft Spacers retails @ 120.00 - 180.00
Quoting AJR
"The T1R anti-bumpsteer kits replaces the the rear toe rod of the S2000. By replacing it, it solves two of the most common problem of the S2000 rear suspension: It reduces and nearly eliminates potentially dangerous bumpsteer in cars lowered up to 2.5-3 inches. It also allows independent adjustment of rear toe, camber and the rod leveling. The T1R anti-bumpsteer kit is made out of A6061 forged aluminum with high tension spherical bearing for quality assurance. Available for 00-07 S2000"
I am trying to find 10 or more guys and girls to do this group buy. I will check the cost and only after I would need a deposit of 100.00 non refundable dollars to assure no one backs out.
I am located in, Richmond BC
I have the prices, Hopfully I can get 10 or more guys intrested
IM for the prices.
I am trying to see how much cheaper it would be to do a group buy on T1R rear bumpsteer kits & drive shaft spacers.
Rear Bumpsteer kit retails @ 450.00
Driveshaft Spacers retails @ 120.00 - 180.00
Quoting AJR
"The T1R anti-bumpsteer kits replaces the the rear toe rod of the S2000. By replacing it, it solves two of the most common problem of the S2000 rear suspension: It reduces and nearly eliminates potentially dangerous bumpsteer in cars lowered up to 2.5-3 inches. It also allows independent adjustment of rear toe, camber and the rod leveling. The T1R anti-bumpsteer kit is made out of A6061 forged aluminum with high tension spherical bearing for quality assurance. Available for 00-07 S2000"
I am trying to find 10 or more guys and girls to do this group buy. I will check the cost and only after I would need a deposit of 100.00 non refundable dollars to assure no one backs out.
I am located in, Richmond BC
I have the prices, Hopfully I can get 10 or more guys intrested
IM for the prices.
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From: vallejo, ca, us
how about the front bumpsteer kit? my car aligned just fine without the need for the rear kit... then again im only lowered about 1.5" but i am interested in the front to level my tierods...
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I think I can get a group buy for those too if you are intrested .. The rear bump steer kit really helps on those rainy days
Esp for me, Im running A048's in the winter .. Im poor
Esp for me, Im running A048's in the winter .. Im poor
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From: vallejo, ca, us
i dont really see the need for the rear kit, unless your lowered enough to where the toe and camber doesnt have enough adjustability to set to decent specs...
i dont see what else these these can do... i was able to set my rear toe and camber just fine with the stock adjustment points....
on the front i know that the angle that which the tie-rod sits at will have a big affect on bumpsteer....
i dont see what else these these can do... i was able to set my rear toe and camber just fine with the stock adjustment points....
on the front i know that the angle that which the tie-rod sits at will have a big affect on bumpsteer....
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