Subject	they are (n/m)
Posted by	SuparexTT on April 24, 2005 at 9:03 AM
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In Reply To	SpecialtyZ and Powertrix are the same part I believe. (n/m) posted by dpjax on April 23, 2005 at 11:46 AM
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Follow Ups	Adjustible upper arms. What's the difference here? - MyWhiteZTT(NJ) 11:21:15 04/23/05 the offset feature is nice, but with proper bumpstops - aliaZ 11:29:27 04/23/05 Didn't realize that about the bearings. - MyWhiteZTT(NJ) 12:04:41 04/23/05 SpecialtyZ and Powertrix are the same part I believe. (n/m) - dpjax 11:46:12 04/23/05 they are (n/m) - SuparexTT 09:03:41 04/24/05 they all look offset to me. - josh 11:46:15 04/23/05 2nd, same with t-rods. Made that mistake once. (n/m) - Ghozt 11:53:55 04/23/05 I meant the offset of the locking collar. - MyWhiteZTT(NJ) 12:03:05 04/23/05 where's nixit when you need him..? (n/m) - Tu 11:54:53 04/23/05 I'm staying as far from this topic as possible. (n/m) - ni[X]it 12:05:55 04/23/05 fair enough. (n/m) - Tu 12:07:41 04/23/05 Manufacturing sources aside, i would appreciate your input. (n/m) - MyWhiteZTT(NJ) 12:42:34 04/23/05 SPL's have sealed bearings. I don't believe the others do - Guapo 11:55:53 04/23/05 glad you know where I stand :) (n/m) - Chris(NJ) 14:53:09 04/23/05 Powertrix=Specialty Z (n/m) - PLEAZURE in CA (SD) 15:33:12 04/23/05 I have the Courtesy-style arms. The bearings = teh suCk. - whitepearlz 19:30:40 04/23/05 I'd just replace the bearings with something better (n/m) - aliaZ 01:44:05 04/24/05 SPL sells replacement parts = better long term value. (n/m) - SuparexTT 09:05:10 04/24/05
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