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WTB y33 rear upper control arms

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beachbum-1June 11, 2009
#251941

WTB y33 rear upper control arms

want to buy real deal s14 or y33 rear upper control arms.....
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want to buy real deal s14 or y33 rear upper control arms.....
cheez80June 11, 2009
#251996
i have a pair of oem ones, if that's what you're looking for.

too bad shipping's a bitch, huh?
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i have a pair of oem ones, if that's what you're looking for.

too bad shipping's a bitch, huh?
burgyJune 11, 2009
#252002
You want adjustable arms correct? I have stock since I replaced them with Cusco's....
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You want adjustable arms correct?  I have stock since I replaced them with Cusco's....
beachbum-1June 12, 2009
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yea i want adjustiable ones guys.need more camber to drop my car lower rear tire hits if i go any lower.already rolled my fenders.
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im hoping these camber arms will make me able to drop a littl lower without tire rubbing
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yea i want adjustiable ones guys.need more camber to drop my car lower rear tire hits if i go any lower.already rolled my fenders.
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im hoping these camber arms will make me able to drop a littl lower without tire rubbing
burgyJune 12, 2009
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I was worried about getting a set with the arched arm welded to the straight cylinder part that hold the fitting and was only made to carry the weight of an S14/S15 so I went with the Cusco for safety.

These are the Tanabe ones, but Cusco has the same design
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I was worried about getting a set with the arched arm welded to the straight cylinder part that hold the fitting and was only made to carry the weight of an S14/S15 so I went with the Cusco for safety.

These are the Tanabe ones, but Cusco has the same design
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beachbum-1June 12, 2009
#252267
so which ones ae the best and not like 600 bucks.anyone have any for sale.or know where i can get them quick.well those orange ones work and last or will i have to worry when im driving
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so which ones ae the best and not like 600 bucks.anyone have any for sale.or know where i can get them quick.well those orange ones work and last or will i have to worry when im driving
ALEXTHESUS*PECTJune 13, 2009
#252349
should work fine. i've seen people drift on them for the better part of 2 years with no problems! the arch is so you can go lower. and they are like $200 or something! should be instock now. just call them. they are in san diego half a block down from auto fashion.
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should work fine. i've seen people drift on them for the better part of 2 years with no problems! the arch is so you can go lower. and they are like $200 or something! should be instock now. just call them. they are in san diego half a block down from auto fashion.
beachbum-1June 13, 2009
#252417
found the cusco for 355 with shipping..should i just spend more and get them or get the orange ones???im so bad at making choices when i dont know anythiung about the item or tech...
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found the cusco for 355 with shipping..should i just spend more and get them or get the orange ones???im so bad at making choices when i dont know anythiung about the item or tech...
cheez80June 14, 2009
#252431
so the real thing you should worry about is the quality of the heim joint/rod end/pillowball used -- a good one won't require greasing, nor should it squeak or make noise when it's on the car.

a quick zilvia search shows that people are recommending spl parts, peak performance, battle version, and that part shop max one alex posted. the first three use expensive teflon lined rod ends, but i'm still unsure about the psm ones.

i went with peak performance pieces cause they were local and had stock, haha
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so the real thing you should worry about is the quality of the heim joint/rod end/pillowball used -- a good one won't require greasing, nor should it squeak or make noise when it's on the car.

a quick zilvia search shows that people are recommending spl parts, peak performance, battle version, and that part shop max one alex posted. the first three use expensive teflon lined rod ends, but i'm still unsure about the psm ones.

i went with peak performance pieces cause they were local and had stock, haha