Thread #19255

Nagisa Auto UCAs- help knocking?

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ant_jzs160October 22, 2009
#277913

Nagisa Auto UCAs- help knocking?

hey all,

my UCAs on my GS hit pretty much every day, but i dont want to just drill holes. i would rather get it done then welded up, but this is pretty expensive and involved.

so i was looking at less permanent solutions and came across the Nagisa Auto arms. they say that they reduce the bottoming out dramatically when i translate from the website. plus they adjust camber too it seems.

i was just wondering if anyone had any experience with these arms? do they help with the knocking or not really? i notice elite auto style have them on their site too so i dunno if anyone has ever bought them or not..

arms on nagisa site:
http://www.nagisa-auto.com/products/spa_toyota/index.html

cheers
Ant
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hey all,
 
my UCAs on my GS hit pretty much every day, but i dont want to just drill holes. i would rather get it done then welded up, but this is pretty expensive and involved.
 
so i was looking at less permanent solutions and came across the Nagisa Auto arms. they say that they reduce the bottoming out dramatically when i translate from the website. plus they adjust camber too it seems.
 
i was just wondering if anyone had any experience with these arms? do they help with the knocking or not really? i notice elite auto style have them on their site too so i dunno if anyone has ever bought them or not..
 
arms on nagisa site: 
[URL]http://www.nagisa-auto.com/products/spa_toyota/index.html[/URL]
 
cheers
Ant
GS300ToMOctober 22, 2009
#277920
get the exact RCA??? and those doesnt look adjustable, help me out alot with bottoming out unless i hit a really hard offroad dip
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get the exact RCA??? and those doesnt look adjustable, help me out alot with bottoming out unless i hit a really hard offroad dip
chrispyOctober 22, 2009
#277926
double post.
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double post.
chrispyOctober 22, 2009
#277927
They might give you more clearance, but if you're low enough they will probably still hit. Best way is to cut a hole and weld. Those Nagisa arms are too expensive to buy for something that just might work. I'm gonna cut holes in my car soon. I can't take the knocking anymore.
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They might give you more clearance, but if you're low enough they will probably still hit. Best way is to cut a hole and weld. Those Nagisa arms are too expensive to buy for something that just might work. I'm gonna cut holes in my car soon. I can't take the knocking anymore.
DominikOctober 22, 2009
#277972
yo ant, cutting a hole and welding a box over it shouldnt be expensive. At least not as much as those UCAs... what sort of quotes have you been getting?
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yo ant, cutting a hole and welding a box over it shouldnt be expensive. At least not as much as those UCAs... what sort of quotes have you been getting?
20sburningOctober 23, 2009
#278166
I was told 350 by my local guy! and I know those UCA's are in the 900 area
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I was told 350 by my local guy! and I know those UCA's are in the 900 area
GS300ToMOctober 23, 2009
#278176
thinking about cuttin my too but i need to find someone here in sac that does know how haha
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thinking about cuttin my too but i need to find someone here in sac that does know how haha
GEE702October 24, 2009
#278335
cut a hole make a fiberglass cover and use some seam sealer should be cheap
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cut a hole make a fiberglass cover and use some seam sealer should be cheap