Voodoo13 Suspension Arms SAME DAY SHIPPING!
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Voodoo13 Suspension Arms SAME DAY SHIPPING!
Offering the best in suspension arm solutions for your Honda from none other than the good guys at Voodoo 13!!
If you do not see a specific part you are looking for, please feel free to shoot us a PM and we will do what we can for you!
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Rear Lower Control Arms
Email brandon@streetstandard.com for pricing and nformation.
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Honda Civic Rear Lower Control Arms. Precision CNC machined from high strength 6061 aluminum then coated in MIL-A-8625 Type III Hard Anodize ensure these control arms are lightweight and corrosion resistant. Specially engineered Energy Suspension polyurethane bushings allow optimal deflection rates and increased longevity over OE bushings. Our aluminum flange bushing design allows maximum surface contact between the bushing and vehicle mounting locations while not allowing the bushing to prematurely wear. Grade 10.9 zinc plated hardware and special socket to remove OE bolts are included.
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Camber Arms
Email brandon@streetstandard.com for pricing and nformation.
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Voodoo13 adjustable rear camber arms give you the adjustability needed to get your camber back to spec after you’ve lowered your car. Our arms are engineered and designed for high performance street and race vehicles. They replace the soft rubber OE bushing with a rigid spherical bearing for increased handling and performance, but may sacrifice noise and comfort compared to arms that use rubber bushings.
Our adjusting rod is made from 6061-T6 aluminum which ensures our arms are incredibly strong and lightweight. MIL-A-8625 Type III Hard Anodize finish is available in two colors Hard Clear and Hard OD Green. Our steel bracket is CNC manufactured with TIG welded construction. CNC stainless steel spacers are machined in house and work in conjunction with high quality made in the USA QA1 spherical rod ends.
Features:
High strength 6061-T6 aluminum adjusting rod
MIL-A-8625 Type III hard anodize finish
CNC stainless steel spacers
QA1 spherical rod ends with self-sealing and self-lubricated Nylon/PTFE injection molded race that keeps out dirt and debris
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Trailing Arm
Email brandon@streetstandard.com for pricing and information.
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Voodoo13 adjustable rear trailing arms for the 2008-2012 Honda Accord are necessary if you plan on adjusting more than 1 degree of camber after you’ve lowered your car. Due to the design of the vehicle any adjustments of more than 1 degree will throw off your alignment more than the stock arms can adjust for, therefore this requires you to have all 3 sets of adjustable arms (camber, toe, trailing).
Our arms are engineered and designed for high performance street and race vehicles. They replace the soft rubber OE bushing with a rigid spherical bearing for increased handling and performance, but may sacrifice noise and comfort compared to arms that use rubber bushings. The adjusting rod is made from 6061-T6 aluminum which ensures our arms are incredibly strong and lightweight. MIL-A-8625 Type III Hard Anodize finish is available in two colors Hard Clear and Hard OD Green. Our steel bracket is CNC manufactured with TIG welded construction. CNC stainless steel spacers are machined in house and work in conjunction with high quality made in the USA QA1 spherical rod ends.
Features:
High strength 6061-T6 aluminum adjusting rod
MIL-A-8625 Type III hard anodize finish
CNC stainless steel spacers
QA1 spherical rod ends with self-sealing and self-lubricated Nylon/PTFE injection molded race that keeps out dirt and debris
Brake line bracket included
Last edited by StreetStandard; May 18, 2016 at 10:30 AM.
