Subject	Oem FUCA's stand the test of time !
Posted by	zx299 on January 18, 2019 at 6:34 PM
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In Reply To	It's been happening for years w. bushings in that position.. posted by Bernie (NoVA) on January 18, 2019 at 05:47 PM
Message	I got sick of playing musical chairs with adjustable FUCA's (some only lasting a few months before collapsing) so I went back to Mr Nissans arms. They might be a bit savage on front tyres if you are lowered but I don't have to climb under the car every month to make sure they haven't sh@t themselves I will admit that the best adjustable FUCA I used was the last version of the Noltec. It was a Stillen copy, very sturdy in construction and lasted me for quite a few years before the Nolathane bushes went hard and shattered. I would say if they made a replacement set of bushes for those things, I probably would have still been using them. These days it's just Oem arms fitted with Nismo bushes . . . . . . . "If you own a 300zx, you don't have time for a hobby" "If you own more than one 300zx, you don't have time for a life"
Follow Ups	Any thoughts on the new Powertrix FUCA's? - ZXoltan 17:41:57 01/16/19 I've been looking at the GK Tech upper arms as a solution... - SlicktopZ 17:56:03 01/16/19 Definitely a good solution. - RobZ32 23:45:05 01/16/19 How can the arm twist if the heim joints are locked together (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 01:29:48 01/17/19 Re: How can the arm twist if the heim joints are locked together - SlicktopZ 01:41:00 01/17/19 I've been looking at the GK Tech upper arms as well... - Barry (NJ) 09:23:31 01/17/19 Re: I've been looking at the GK Tech upper arms as well... - Bad Fish 11:20:30 01/17/19 I live in the Northeast, and roads around here are just - Barry (NJ) 15:08:31 01/17/19 Re: I live in the Northeast, and roads around here are just - Bad Fish 19:15:03 01/17/19 The weather isn't harsh on the suspension... - Barry (NJ) 10:53:03 01/18/19 I've seen the SPL prototypes, they did not look like GKTech (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 19:37:23 01/17/19 Re: I've seen the SPL prototypes, they did not look like GKTech - Rob260 01:29:21 01/18/19 I'm not familiar with all the UAS versions but they have had - Bernie (NoVA) 07:15:53 01/18/19 Re: I'm not familiar with all the UAS versions but they have had - Bad Fish 07:36:10 01/18/19 Re: I'm not familiar with all the UAS versions but they have had - Rob260 18:00:01 01/18/19 Re: I've seen the SPL prototypes, they did not look like GKTech - Rob260 01:32:09 01/18/19 They don't look like anything "new" to me(?) (n/m) - Barry (NJ) 09:17:12 01/17/19 No. They will fail and will cause you to wreck. - Aqualung 13:12:30 01/17/19 Re: Any thoughts on the new Powertrix FUCA's? - ouikikazz 13:36:21 01/17/19 How are those different? Seems the "I" design is flawed... (n/m) - ZXoltan 14:47:47 01/17/19 Those have needle bearings in the central shaft, to allow - Barry (NJ) 15:57:40 01/17/19 Re: Those have needle bearings in the central shaft, to allow - Rob260 05:27:41 01/18/19 Re: Re: Any thoughts on the new Powertrix FUCA's? - Rob260 01:27:52 01/18/19 Anyone else with Z1 "Street" FUCAS with Urethane Bushings? - WhiTTe Z 14:45:57 01/18/19 They will eat the inner bushings eventually. - Bernie (NoVA) 16:21:50 01/18/19 It's been happening for years w. bushings in that position.. - Bernie (NoVA) 17:47:10 01/18/19 Oem FUCA's stand the test of time ! - zx299 18:34:54 01/18/19 Re: Any thoughts on the new Powertrix FUCA's? - slick666 20:16:09 01/19/19
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