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Originally Posted by GSS138 That being said, there is nothing good I can say about SPC camber arms, several of my 350 friends have had good success with kinetix. They

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Old 02-24-2015, 09:11 PM   #11 (permalink)
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That being said, there is nothing good I can say about SPC camber arms, several of my 350 friends have had good success with kinetix. They both have a sh1tty design from an engineering standpoint.
since i am newb to suspension engineering/design I'd appreciate some elaboration on your comment.

seems like the SPCs are delivering good results on a lot of cars here. the SPL looks very well designed but also like overkill for the average, casual track guy (2-3 HPDEs and about the same autoX per year.)
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