Sub'd

 

Will post new thread just for the arms next week.

 

i'll be waiting

 

I hate you.

John, you're leavin me hangin man...

 

Available yet?

 

How much B00st will this give me??






That is all

 

shoo fly don't bother me...

 

not at all if it works you got it

 

thanks bud. What is new/different about these ones? it may be a stupid question, but i can't see the picture, and if i could, it's probably obvious...

 

Thye utilize a special joint in place of the ride bushing(rear bushing). Unlike the stuff currently on the race cars which is spherical joint with no weather protection that requires vigilant maintenance for long life on the street, these have a sealed style joint that is designed for street use, but like the spherical joint doesnt have the radial compliance(squishability ) of the stock bushing.

 

very cool! thanks maven and quick for taking time to edumacate us less knowlagable people with cool stuff!

 

Quikredline "Hey jaszy how are your goodyears are you happy with them, how much where?

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They are really great tires. Rim protection,quiet,very good in snow/ice, and rain. I paid 180 a piece for them through Discount tire Direct. Much better than my old pirelli M+S...

 

betty betty interesting...

 

thanks

 

ok i am not sure if this has been asked but on ottp website they say that this is for when you car is lowered do they help you car handle better if you are not lowered or what

 

This was answered earlier.

It is good for your car whether lowered or not. There is no reason not to get them unless you don't really drive that rough.

 

Nice to see a street friendly control arm design coming out to address that rear bushing issue...

 

Werd, i should have prototypes in my hands tomorrow to start testing, Ill make a new thread at such time.

 

I'll keep an eye out bro...

 

Watching like a hawk... he he

 

:shifty:


Need me to make an afterwork trip?

 

i cant wait to see the lca setup. should be cool if it had a bit of adjust ability also...

 

what would you adjust?

 

camber, toe.

 

on a Cobalt control arm?