Subject	i've swapped to the SPL ones from the ES ones
Posted by	Z-RATED on July 09, 2003 at 8:37 AM
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In Reply To	Planning on upgraded tension rods. SPL parts version or posted by itlnstln13 on July 09, 2003 at 08:29 AM
Message	i have not driven the car yet, but my reasearch has lead me to believe the ride quaility should not change much. The steering will feel "tighter" and more responsive.
Follow Ups	Planning on upgraded tension rods. SPL parts version or - itlnstln13 08:29:20 07/09/03 i've swapped to the SPL ones from the ES ones - Z-RATED 08:37:40 07/09/03 ES vs any solid rod = BIG difference - z32ttvert (mwsmith) 13:24:30 07/09/03 SDM of Japan makes pretty good tension rods (n/m) - Oppaman Z 10:00:04 07/09/03 SPL parts, no question. - Spee 11:16:08 07/09/03 2nd (n/m) - Chris(NJ) 13:27:44 07/09/03 3rd (n/m) - AvailPunk9 14:50:34 07/09/03 My main concern is transfer thru the steering wheel. We - itlnstln13 12:17:11 07/09/03 it's a sports car, not a Lincoln. (n/m) - Spee 12:38:38 07/09/03 Re: My main concern is transfer thru the steering wheel. We - Boosted_One (SoCal) 14:53:45 07/09/03 Re: Re: My main concern is transfer thru the steering wheel. We - Spee 15:48:23 07/09/03 Note on the adjustable control arms ... - Guapo 15:44:05 07/09/03 IF you want sold bushing adjustables - Kazama > *.* (n/m) - YugoBernie (NoVA) 15:31:09 07/09/03 2nd that (n/m) - Bernie 16:59:03 07/09/03 3rd. - Chip(GMS Racing) 17:02:49 07/09/03 4TH'D (n/m) - XTZ2 21:54:35 07/09/03 My experience with the SPL tension rods: - Dan (Raincity Z) 20:23:31 07/09/03
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