Is this a worthwhile upgrade for $100?
What kind of benifits over regular USDM ITR?

btw - my car is daily driven

 

No, You can get adjustable ones to dial in the camber for about $55 a piece for steel ones, Aluninum is more money. They are heavy but effective. The JDM are better than the USDM because they are not a stamped part and they add a slight bit of camber in the rear. But if your going to change them, might as well get adjustable.

Mattj


[Modified by Dropspeed, 10:00 PM 7/5/2002]

 

Who has adjustable ones for $55 and who has aluminum?

I assume you are talking about more than just camber correction?

Look like this?

 

yes, look like those.

 

I wonder what kind of spherical bearings the King arms use.

 

OK if you know what he was meaning can you share where to get them at $55? King has them listed for $400. I assume he meanst $110 for the set but still . . . Anyone

 

I'm guessing $55 is referring to the Ingalls camber correction kit.

 

never seen an ingalls kit but they don't work like that do they? I wanna be able to add or remove camber and would prefer aluminum materials where applicable.

 

I don't like my Ingalls kit... over priced and the poly bushings refuse not to squeak no matter what I use...

 

You think polys are loud? Don't try spherical bearings then

Warren

 

Loud as in transfering noise is one thing... a cheese, cheap, constant creaking and squeaking is another Warren...