SS KIT

I've seen it in all the books... what is it? someone please explain. thanks

Stainless Steel braided brake line kit? 

no... I know it's not steel braided lines, I know that much. They're suspension pieces I've seen on several places. In the mags they're usually anodized I was just wondering do they have any function i camber adjustment or are they just for show? 

[quote=OGF50 ]
no... I know it's not steel braided lines, I know that much.  They're  suspension pieces I've seen on several places.  In the mags they're usually anodized I was just wondering do they have any function i camber adjustment or are they just for show? 
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[quote=Dominik ]
They dont seem to offer anything for rear camber. There isnt much technical info on the site, but the explanation says that the SS kit basically raises the location of the wheel relative to the body, to lower the car by around 20mm without changing the suspension. On airsuspensioned cars this allows the car to go lower than the lowest setting (bags deflated)

They say the stock UCA fouls the body or something like that when it is really low. So the SS Arm is designed to prevent that, and add camber control
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Does this mean say for instance Im running coilovers right I can se my perch's higher which allow me to have more suspension travel but add the SS kit and to get the car low therefore equaling a more comfortable ride down low?

Yes. That is correct.

Hey thanks a lot guys!  ;) I learn something new everyday.