Link for bushings and all other gs suspension components
10-10-12, 08:51 PM
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Link for bushings and all other gs suspension components
http://shopfigs.com/v1/index.php?rou...product_id=102
They got some sick stuff on this site. Check it out.
They got some sick stuff on this site. Check it out.
10-10-12, 11:47 PM
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lol, thanks man....but 99.9% of us all know about this
Mike is a vendor on here under the name FIGS. makes amazing stuff, super nice and helpful guy
i have every item he makes for the GS on my car with the exception of the UCA which i will have when he finally produces them. still waiting for them and the solid steering bushes to be made
lol, after looking i take that back, i dont have the Rear Pinion Mount Polyurethane Bushing but i have everything else
Mike is a vendor on here under the name FIGS. makes amazing stuff, super nice and helpful guy
i have every item he makes for the GS on my car with the exception of the UCA which i will have when he finally produces them. still waiting for them and the solid steering bushes to be made
lol, after looking i take that back, i dont have the Rear Pinion Mount Polyurethane Bushing but i have everything else
10-15-12, 01:56 AM
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We just put the rear upper control arm polys in today. What a pita! I wish I had know about them b4 recently. I would've ordered their caster arm bushings. They look much nicer then the poly bushings that I got from sewell. My boy and I also put in new Dc2 coilovers. They don't have a camber adjustment on the fronts. If I want a 2 inch ish drop what's the best way to adjust my camber so it's right? Should I get adjustable upper control arms? I can't find a front camber kit. I also accomplished getting a 30.5*12*4 intercooler in with very little cutting of the bumper support. I hope the camber ? Isn't retarded. I'm not a mechanic. My boy is. He said ill need to do something to go lower than 1.5 inches. Thanks for helping if possible.
10-19-12, 11:18 AM
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You can get SPC front upper control arms. They have camber and caster adjustment on them. I have them on my car and my alignment is dead on factory spec. Tires have never lasted me this long lol. They are a bit pricey at around $400 a pair for the front, but you can save a set of tires cost over the course of half a year. The savings quickly add up. I used to go through a set of front ties every few months!
10-19-12, 11:22 AM
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You can get SPC front upper control arms. They have camber and caster adjustment on them. I have them on my car and my alignment is dead on factory spec. Tires have never lasted me this long lol. They are a bit pricey at around $400 a pair for the front, but you can save a set of tires cost over the course of half a year. The savings quickly add up. I used to go through a set of front ties every few months!
10-22-12, 12:54 AM
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I did end up getting the spc fca. Installed them Saturday. Got the front suspension and rear done. Car should be running again next weekend. It's been a long couple months.
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