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tubular lower controll arms
these are pretty cool. fully adjustable caster and camber. too bad they're only for the 1st gen.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Dodge-NE ... 0131256346
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Dodge-NE ... 0131256346
[/quote]Yup it definately needs to go lower. If its not scrapeing constantly why you are driving then its not low enough bro. [/quote]
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You really don't need those unless you're heavy duty racer. Great handling improvement for sure, but they also have the potential for increased maint and care. They are adjustable to the 9's though. Could easily make a setup for the 2gn. I don't know if I really like that particular design though, would go a different route if it were me.
I modded a set of stock LCA's for the rears to accept a spherical bearing. One of the best things I've done to the car.
I modded a set of stock LCA's for the rears to accept a spherical bearing. One of the best things I've done to the car.
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here is one for the 2gn but it's really expensive
http://www.3r-racing.com/parts_folder/3 ... rt100l.htm
http://www.3r-racing.com/parts_folder/3 ... rt100l.htm
[/quote]Yup it definately needs to go lower. If its not scrapeing constantly why you are driving then its not low enough bro. [/quote]
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Mine aren't adjustable, but I'd sell a complete pair with new ball joints for less than that for sure.
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If you guys are serious, PM and we'll work something out. I've had an extra set lying around for a while and wouldn't mind turning it into cash.
Everybody wants them, but nobody wants to pay. Anything more than $50 an everyone thinks your ripping them off. Hell, that barely covers the cost of the bearings
Everybody wants them, but nobody wants to pay. Anything more than $50 an everyone thinks your ripping them off. Hell, that barely covers the cost of the bearings
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I was going to say, there was someone making them and I thought a company was going to pick them up for production but I don't think it made it any farther than just discussion. They'd be nice but eh, just pickup some Traction bushings and it'll be just as good without the adjustablity.
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