Subject	i think all the rods you posted are solid bearings.
Posted by	slayer fan on September 02, 2008 at 9:55 PM
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In Reply To	Re: Adjustable Front Tension Rods - Which is Best? posted by Pliskenn on September 02, 2008 at 08:02 PM
Message	i am also researching tension rods, and leaning toward the powertrix brand. i would prefer a rubber bushing to dampen the shock and stress the rods are exposed to, but i think you must use a solid bushing when using an adjustable upper control arm. if i wasn't getting adjustable arms, i would probably get these.[ http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/NISSAN-240SX-SILVIA-S13-180SX-SUPER-TENSION-ROD-RODS-13_W0QQitemZ190247610771QQihZ009QQcategoryZ33581QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem ] they are for a 240, but i think i read they will work on a z.
Follow Ups	Adjustable Front Tension Rods - Which is Best? - Pliskenn 11:10:25 09/02/08 I like my SPL's. - sfarrah 16:16:48 09/02/08 Avoid the Stillens. They rust, not to mention are overpriced - Inzane 16:22:59 09/02/08 Re: Adjustable Front Tension Rods - Which is Best? - Pliskenn 20:02:16 09/02/08 i think all the rods you posted are solid bearings. - slayer fan 21:55:27 09/02/08 I like the look of those 240 arms - Pliskenn 07:58:54 09/03/08 i am getting adjustable front camber rods and - slayer fan 19:15:48 09/03/08 I need camber rods as well, but... - Pliskenn 20:07:24 09/03/08 The Teins do not have the mounting for the brake duct. - just4kinks 22:50:11 09/02/08 Maybe it's the wrong pic for the Teins then? - Pliskenn 07:39:02 09/03/08 Yep, they reuse the pictures. - just4kinks 16:05:23 09/03/08 Gotcha. Thanks for clearing that up - Pliskenn 19:49:41 09/03/08 You can adapt oem air guides to pretty much any tension rod. (n/m) - Woody75 (Denver) 23:18:19 09/02/08 2nd (n/m) - aliaZ 23:48:51 09/02/08
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