View Poll Results: I would Absoultely Positively buy RCA's if:
I already own a pair and love them
6
15.79%
They were $300-$400
0
0%
They were $200-$300
6
15.79%
They were $150-$200
25
65.79%
I wouldn't buy them
1
2.63%
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How many people would DEFINITELY buy RCA's if.....
04-17-09, 06:58 AM
#16
I already own a set. I bought mine NOT because I wanted to lower the car more, but because I wanted to correct a little bit of my camber issue and secondary for me was actually what they were designed for. To lower Roll Center. Street cars don't need negative 2-3+ degrees of camber. Race cars need them. I do know that toe will have a great and sometimes greater affect on inner tire wear. Still, having correct toe, and getting back closer or within factory specs will more than likely give you better all around performance and increase tire longevity.
04-17-09, 12:07 PM
#19
i would love to pick up a FULL set in the 2-300 range...i think almost $500 for a full set is pretty exessive. (this coming from a guy that has worked 12 years in a machine shop...i know what stuff like this cost's to mfg.) i am VERY close to buying a full set, but am on the fence because of price. thats almost the cost of 4 new tires on my car.
04-17-09, 03:43 PM
#22
Please reference the INFORMATIVE thread below and PLEASE post there for questions and technical discussion. No sense repeating the same discussion on two similar threads and people missing good discussions on either thread. Let's keep the topic of this thread centered around cost.
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/gs-...-use-rcas.html
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/gs-...-use-rcas.html
04-19-09, 10:26 PM
#23
they cost to much for two pieces of aluminium and some bolts thats why i made my own that are only 3/4 of inch cost me mabey 15 bucks 180 what kind of crack are they on granted not everyone has welders sitting in there garage still 180 is way to high 50-60 dollars is all they should cost
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