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Got my arms installed. :D
Had one bolt that was sticking out of the right side inner fender hitting the control arm at full upward travel. So I grounded it down. :tup: In the last picture. Something that happen. When I removed the bolt that holds the upper ball joint in the spindle. The arm popped up by it's self. About 3". So this tells me that the bushings don't rotate, but twist. So there is no free movement of the arm. :icon14: |
i really need these!! any DIY out there??
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This happens because stock Rubber Bushings bind and dont move as freely and have much more stiction than the SPL arms. This is because the SPL arms have Spherical Bearings and these are able to move freely. Thanks, Mike |
sphericals FTW!
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that's what I thought Rusty!!, good install! I didnt have time to install mine this weekend!! Will do ASAP
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Yeah my Kinetix arms have some drag, probably more than any of these fancy pants arms with sphericals, but nothing like the soft rubber bind on the stock ones. the crazy part is, every bushing on the car binds just like that!
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i've got all those too down to subframe etc, great upgrade!
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How big of an NVH hit have you guys experienced moving to spherical bearing bushings? (Especially g37 owners, since I'm one too!).
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It's not real bad, if you hold the arm all the way up and let go, it slowly swings to the bottom, rather than falling like a rock like these sphericals will. |
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Shamu, which of the spherical bearings had the biggest impact on suspension performance?
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Mine are installed ... what a difference !!!!
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