Subject	I need camber rods as well, but...
Posted by	Pliskenn on September 03, 2008 at 8:07 PM
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In Reply To	i am getting adjustable front camber rods and posted by slayer fan on September 03, 2008 at 07:15 PM
Message	"i read on the powertrix site that a solid bearing tension rods must be used." I'm not thrilled with the metal to metal nature of the adjustable camber rods either. Of the current offerings for those rods, Stillen seems to be the only one that has non-metal bushings to offer some small amount of compliance. Stillen camber adjustable uppers >>> Everyone else has gone to ball bearings which don't like twist (which is why powertrix says you need solid in both places).
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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