front camber arms
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front camber arms
can anyone confirm if is300 front upper control arms fit 3rd gen gs?
i want to purchase these http://www.meganracing.com/product_d...d=887&catid=25 to ADD negative camber in the front. i want to know since they dont make front camber arms for our cars.
i want to purchase these http://www.meganracing.com/product_d...d=887&catid=25 to ADD negative camber in the front. i want to know since they dont make front camber arms for our cars.
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Is this really true as far as the upper control arms go? I was debating on getting the SPC ball joint camber kit but looks to be a pain not only to install but adjust if needed. I think with an upper control arm it would be much easier to adjust. I'm looking for confirmation that it would fit so I don't end up loosing $ if it doesn't work. Im trying to gain + camber not -.
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I've heard of people cutting about an inch off the spindle arm, effectively lowering the upper control arm angle. This will also change your camber so an adjustable arm might still be needed. I was going to have this done, but my car is a daily driver and I can't be without my spindles for that long. I also thought about buying an extra set and getting them modified. Kinda scary thinking about cutting such an important part of your suspension and hoping the weld+brace is strong enough afterwards, but people have done it with no issues.
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Per Megan racings site the once IS250/350 Front upper camber arm now includes the 3rd Gen GS in the application description http://www.meganracing.com/product_d...=1509&catid=91
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I've heard of people cutting about an inch off the spindle arm, effectively lowering the upper control arm angle. This will also change your camber so an adjustable arm might still be needed. I was going to have this done, but my car is a daily driver and I can't be without my spindles for that long. I also thought about buying an extra set and getting them modified. Kinda scary thinking about cutting such an important part of your suspension and hoping the weld+brace is strong enough afterwards, but people have done it with no issues.
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Can you link me to someone who had an accident or had a ballpoint "pop out" of the control arm from doing that?
Serialnine sells cut/welded spindles for the 2g. I've never heard of them having issues or failures from their products.
People have been doing it for years with no issues on other cars and mini trucks. Modified knuckles and spindles aren't something new. I've even seen people on CL who have done it and had no issues. It's also pretty common in drifting. Hell, I've ran modified spindles on 2 different offroad trucks that were used and abused...also with no issues.
It sounds risky to people who have no experience doing it, but the people who have actually done it don't seem to have any issues with it.
Serialnine sells cut/welded spindles for the 2g. I've never heard of them having issues or failures from their products.
People have been doing it for years with no issues on other cars and mini trucks. Modified knuckles and spindles aren't something new. I've even seen people on CL who have done it and had no issues. It's also pretty common in drifting. Hell, I've ran modified spindles on 2 different offroad trucks that were used and abused...also with no issues.
It sounds risky to people who have no experience doing it, but the people who have actually done it don't seem to have any issues with it.
Last edited by Schmexus; 07-17-14 at 10:38 AM.
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https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=713441
http://serialnine.com/content/161-suspension
This guy uses them:
http://serialnine.com/content/161-suspension
This guy uses them:
Last edited by Schmexus; 07-17-14 at 10:32 AM.
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