question about SS kits..
is there any manufacturer out there that makes a SS kit larger then 30 mm or 1" i mean maybe by a .25 more or so maybe .5? if not its koool. and whats a reasonable priced one? anyways just curious...
You talking about the fronts I'm assuming? Sage is 30mm and I believe Exact's is 35mm...I have Sage fitment was a PIA and dont over torque it. I have mine around 73lbs and hasnt loosened up at all.
If someone made a larger RCA I would be pretty scared to go any higher than 1.5inches, those bolts are only so thick enough to hold so much deflection.
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If someone made a larger RCA I would be pretty scared to go any higher than 1.5inches, those bolts are only so thick enough to hold so much deflection.
Paid 200shipped from vendor here.
You talking about the fronts I'm assuming? Sage is 30mm and I believe Exact's is 35mm...I have Sage fitment was a PIA and dont over torque it. I have mine around 73lbs and hasnt loosened up at all.
If someone made a larger RCA I would be pretty scared to go any higher than 1.5inches, those bolts are only so thick enough to hold so much deflection.
Paid 200shipped from vendor here.
If someone made a larger RCA I would be pretty scared to go any higher than 1.5inches, those bolts are only so thick enough to hold so much deflection.
Paid 200shipped from vendor here.
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MASTER OF THE OBVIOUS. thanks for your reply, but since the purpose of these is NOT to drop the car, but to correct camber, i was wondering what route he was going for. thanks tho. guess you can gather from his response its not to drop the car.
I'm using AutoFashion's front and rear SS kits. I got them because:
-They give me much more suspension travel and correct suspension geometry
-They correct a little camber
-They lower my car another inch
-They give me much more suspension travel and correct suspension geometry
-They correct a little camber
-They lower my car another inch
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