Eccentric bolts
So I stumbled on these bolts from megan racing and wanted to know if they work on non macpherson strut setups effectively? I am looking to pull in the upper arms about -2*. Any one with experience?

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So I stumbled on these bolts from megan racing and wanted to know if they work on non macpherson strut setups effectively? I am looking to pull in the upper arms about -2*. Any one with experience?
[IMG]http://www.meganracing.com/uploadimage/regular/8232010_154649_1733_1.jpg[/IMG]
Really depends, some camber bolts can work and pull or correct a fair amount of camber.
But You probably won't get two degrees of adjustment.
What kind of car is it? you should be able to buy a more aggressive camber arm.
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Really depends, some camber bolts can work and pull or correct a fair amount of camber.
But You probably won't get two degrees of adjustment.
What kind of car is it? you should be able to buy a more aggressive camber arm.
4DGS;416507 wrote:Really depends, some camber bolts can work and pull or correct a fair amount of camber.
But You probably won't get two degrees of adjustment.
What kind of car is it? you should be able to buy a more aggressive camber arm.
Understandable, it's the uppers for an ls430....nagisa is the only one beside GenB...and honestly it's not worth it for 1k-1300 for the minimal range they offer.
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[QUOTE=4DGS;416507]Really depends, some camber bolts can work and pull or correct a fair amount of camber.
But You probably won't get two degrees of adjustment.
What kind of car is it? you should be able to buy a more aggressive camber arm.[/QUOTE]
Understandable, it's the uppers for an ls430....nagisa is the only one beside GenB...and honestly it's not worth it for 1k-1300 for the minimal range they offer.
Mr.Doback;416942 wrote:Understandable, it's the uppers for an ls430....nagisa is the only one beside GenB...and honestly it's not worth it for 1k-1300 for the minimal range they offer.
The Nagisa arms offer quite a bit of adjustment. Also their upper ball joint has a lot more articulation then the stock piece. Pricing is currently $1475 not including shipping.
The GenB units offer minimal adjustment due to there design. Plus for the price might as well buy the Nagisa's
Another option is the Nagisa camber blocks. They are currently priced at $575 not including shipping. They add 2.5* camber, correct for caster and lower the front 30mm. If thats too much I am talking to a local machine shop to see if they can make something similar for a fraction of the price.
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[QUOTE=Mr.Doback;416942]Understandable, it's the uppers for an ls430....nagisa is the only one beside GenB...and honestly it's not worth it for 1k-1300 for the minimal range they offer.[/QUOTE]
The Nagisa arms offer quite a bit of adjustment. Also their upper ball joint has a lot more articulation then the stock piece. Pricing is currently $1475 not including shipping.
The GenB units offer minimal adjustment due to there design. Plus for the price might as well buy the Nagisa's
Another option is the Nagisa camber blocks. They are currently priced at $575 not including shipping. They add 2.5* camber, correct for caster and lower the front 30mm. If thats too much I am talking to a local machine shop to see if they can make something similar for a fraction of the price.
Hilo - thanks for the info, the blocks are great, but I need the uppers only for wheel fitment as of now.
Perhaps I will look more into nagisa if other option falls through... I just want these wheels on. :dance:
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Hilo - thanks for the info, the blocks are great, but I need the uppers only for wheel fitment as of now.
Perhaps I will look more into nagisa if other option falls through... I just want these wheels on. :dance:
just found these one-off arms....by T-demand? allowed for -11 and -13 f/r

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just found these one-off arms....by T-demand? allowed for -11 and -13 f/r
[IMG]http://mkimg.bmcdn.jp/minkara/photo/000/002/376/003/2376003/p3.jpg[/IMG]
Those arms look good, I never heard of that co? May be worth looking into
"Your sister is hot but your mom does that thing with her tongue"
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Those arms look good, I never heard of that co? May be worth looking into
"Your sister is hot but your mom does that thing with her tongue"
^^^That's a really nice looking design, I'd love to get every alignment altering part done with threaded adjustments, not just some slides with a nut&washer that move and alter your alignment when you hit a pot hole etc...
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^^^That's a really nice looking design, I'd love to get every alignment altering part done with threaded adjustments, not just some slides with a nut&washer that move and alter your alignment when you hit a pot hole etc...
This just in - after searching Minkara - I found out that 326 power makes 'demon celsior' arms! However the price, still ridiculously steep. Furthermore, they make springs up to 60/70k!

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This just in - after searching Minkara - I found out that 326 power makes 'demon celsior' arms! However the price, still ridiculously steep. Furthermore, they make springs up to 60/70k!
[IMG]http://www.326power.co.jp/pic-labo/llimg/P1010230.jpg[/IMG]
[IMG]http://www.326power.co.jp/pic-labo/llimg/460.jpg[/IMG]
Nice, any mention on Minkara/326's site about their adjustability?
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Nice, any mention on Minkara/326's site about their adjustability?
aristo demon version = -10 to -50mm of adjustment in the front.
aristo semikyan = +05 to -35
edit: all chassis' arms offer that much adjustment. just depends whether you want demon or semikyan
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aristo demon version = -10 to -50mm of adjustment in the front.
aristo semikyan = +05 to -35
edit: all chassis' arms offer that much adjustment. just depends whether you want demon or semikyan