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07-19-10, 07:36 PM
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Is it the oz designs one? Theres a member here who took 15mm off his knuckles and he gets good angle. So i figure take 15 off And use adjustable ends so i can find that limit and then back em off a bit. Sounds logical right? I mean is the stock suspension that good? Ive seen those daizen camber kits and bushings. What do most people do, battle ver. Toe and traction rods and then putin new poly bushings in? Im for sure getting jic rods and super now rod ends, and stance gr2 coils. Affer that im trying to figure things out. Btw i hate pressing new bushings cuz i suck at it.
07-19-10, 09:23 PM
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Yea your right there is only gr+ that blows. im hopin the make gr pros... anyone run anything but gr+. ive heard that people have run pro's before but maybe their confused.....
07-19-10, 09:30 PM
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the difference between the GR+ and GR+pro are the helper springs. you can order the helper springs separately from Stance, put then on, and have yourself some GR+pro's
its that simple. i have them on the rear only right now. being slammed and drifting it helps a bit in preventing some doglegging but i have not noticed much of a difference though.
the front doesnt need it and in fact doesnt have room for helper spring whel really lowered. the front end doesnt have enough spring travel to require helper springs.
2 ways or aluminum SSD's would be really nice though
07-20-10, 10:05 AM
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You like the spring rate on those? I was looking and they come 18k fromt 10 rear. Now ive heard alot of good things about BC coilovers and their 18k front 8k rear. Anyways too hard out back or just right?
07-20-10, 01:27 PM
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Yea. You want some level of squat for good traction. I mean there is too stiff. But that is a huge difference docent seem balanced. Might be more of a drag setup...
07-30-10, 05:36 PM
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I's going to order a set of Stance's with the helper springs from Pavel's friend once I get my funds together. For angle, personally I was looking at these. Satoru Works knuckles I haven't heard of anyone running them. So I guess no harm in being the guinea pig. And Alex what's up with BattleVersion.com? I was trying to contact you to grab a set of traction and toe arms from you but the site is down. I need a number brother.
07-31-10, 04:33 PM
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Yea id rather cut the knuckles myself and then get them welded at my machine shop. i was hoping there was rucas at the start of this thread. but all i can find is ikeaya formula and they're a arm and a leg. just got gr pro's in today.
08-01-10, 06:52 AM
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Alex at battle version has done those before on the east coast there is MA motorsports that will do it and there is also some guy in texas that has been doing it for $125 if you pay for all shipping
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