FS: Stillen Rear Camber Adjusters
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FS: Stillen Rear Camber Adjusters
Like the title said, I have used Stillen rear Camber Adjusters for sale. It has approximately 3000 miles on it.
It is priced at $448 + shipping on Stillen website.
http://www.stillen.com/product.asp?id=STICMBR01&c=SU
I want $270 shipped (add 3% if you pay with paypal). All reasonable offer would be entertained.
SOLD!
It is priced at $448 + shipping on Stillen website.
http://www.stillen.com/product.asp?id=STICMBR01&c=SU
I want $270 shipped (add 3% if you pay with paypal). All reasonable offer would be entertained.
SOLD!
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Originally Posted by lekker_droom
did you not get the toe adjustments also?
if you have both i would be extremely interested in buying.
if you have both i would be extremely interested in buying.
But at least, mine can save you some $$ if you plan to buy a set from stillen
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Yeah it's just that Stillen offers a discount when you oder rear camber and toe together. You save approx. $100-150 if I remember correctly.
Still though, not bad.
Still though, not bad.
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ic.... well, like I said on my 1st post, my price is negotiable so you might want to give it further consideration
I checked the website and both would cost $750 + shipping ... so yeah, you can either buy both of them now, or buy mine and wait for a while to find someone selling their stillen toe adjuster...
I checked the website and both would cost $750 + shipping ... so yeah, you can either buy both of them now, or buy mine and wait for a while to find someone selling their stillen toe adjuster...
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Just want to clear this up, I haven't lowered my car yet...
I have SPC camber kit (rear and front) and this stillen rear camber adjuster .... I'm going with SPC rear camber coz it's gonna cost me another $460 for the rear camber toe if I choose to go with Stillen .... thinking that I wouldn't track my car so often, I go with the cheaper alternative ...
Don't get me wrong, both are great but Stillen certainly make a better kit than SPC (at least for the rear camber).
I have SPC camber kit (rear and front) and this stillen rear camber adjuster .... I'm going with SPC rear camber coz it's gonna cost me another $460 for the rear camber toe if I choose to go with Stillen .... thinking that I wouldn't track my car so often, I go with the cheaper alternative ...
Don't get me wrong, both are great but Stillen certainly make a better kit than SPC (at least for the rear camber).
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Originally Posted by Greatwars
Just want to clear this up, I haven't lowered my car yet...
I have SPC camber kit (rear and front) and this stillen rear camber adjuster .... I'm going with SPC rear camber coz it's gonna cost me another $460 for the rear camber toe if I choose to go with Stillen .... thinking that I wouldn't track my car so often, I go with the cheaper alternative ...
Don't get me wrong, both are great but Stillen certainly make a better kit than SPC (at least for the rear camber).
I have SPC camber kit (rear and front) and this stillen rear camber adjuster .... I'm going with SPC rear camber coz it's gonna cost me another $460 for the rear camber toe if I choose to go with Stillen .... thinking that I wouldn't track my car so often, I go with the cheaper alternative ...
Don't get me wrong, both are great but Stillen certainly make a better kit than SPC (at least for the rear camber).
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Originally Posted by redlude97
Stillen's kit isn't necessarily better than the SPC kit, it uses spherical joints on the camber arms, which make for a tighter suspension, but are more likely to fail in a few years. They also use a "toe" arm which is the incorrect way to adjust toe. The SPC kit is arguably better because it uses toe bolts which replace the stock toe adjustment points. So if you want to buy these camber arms, get the SPC toe bolts instead of the Stillen "toe" arms, which are correctly termed radius arms
Dude, thanks for ruining my sale .... in case you don't notice, this is sale section NOT suspesion section where you can always argue what you want! People aren't stupid enough by not doing their research before buying any product on sale section.
your Keyword: more likely to fail , but, unlike kinetix, I haven't NEVER seen it failed. So, unless it's proven, please keep your argument on the right section.
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Originally Posted by ttrank
If you want the toe you can always buy these and get the SPC toe bolts.