GSiFan... Here's why

[tom5190]

@tom5190 nothing a simple google search wouldn't have told you, but I get it, it was to much to just type it in, but hey...no worries click here and get your answer to the above question

I apologise for the seemingly un-necessary post on a discussion forum....

Although the link doesn’t really explain my question on what they are aimed at which is why I asked. It says they’re aimed at adjustable setup being carried out on the car, but we already have that? The link doesn’t really explain why they are needed alongside the OEM setup which I was hoping the OP could maybe shine some light on.

I had found the KMAC website before I posted, but assumed he hadn’t imported them from the US.

[northpole]

I apologise for the seemingly un-necessary post on a discussion forum....

Although the link doesn’t really explain my question on what they are aimed at which is why I asked. It says they’re aimed at adjustable setup being carried out on the car, but we already have that? The link doesn’t really explain why they are needed alongside the OEM setup which I was hoping the OP could maybe shine some light on.

I had found the KMAC website before I posted, but assumed he hadn’t imported them from the US.

If you compare the pics of both the oem item and the k-mac you can see the latter gives more camber control..

And if you already looked it up a mere mention would've saved you the sarcastic reply... but as I said before, you either laugh about it or not it doesn't effect me in anyway.

[tom5190]

If you compare the pics of both the oem item and the k-mac you can see the latter gives more camber control..

And if you already looked it up a mere mention would've saved you the sarcastic reply... but as I said before, you either laugh about it or not it doesn't effect me in anyway.

That was my assumption, however they don’t replace the OEM camber adjustment these seem to be installed in the upper arms not the lower. Again it doesn’t really explain this hence the question

[northpole]

That was my assumption, however they don’t replace the OEM camber adjustment these seem to be installed in the upper arms not the lower. Again it doesn’t really explain this hence the question

Did you click the part? If not read what they say about it... https://k-mac-camber-kits.com/produc...e-kit-203126g/

[tom5190]

Did you click the part? If not read what they say about it... https://k-mac-camber-kits.com/produc...e-kit-203126g/

Yeah I read that before asking.

[northpole]

maybe his sole reason to change them was because they are more sturdy than the oem versions... no voids in the design so added stiffness (just like replacing rubber bushes for PU-bushes)

[GSiFan]

I imported the K-Mac bush kit from Australia. I think I paid about £260 for the kit but then needed to pay import duty on top, so another £60 or so.

I got the kit because my Powerflex rear UCAs failed after only a few years. I heard that Powerflex have improved the design in the past few years, so they should last much better.

I also went for the kit because they allow extra adjustment.

Paul

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