kinetix camber kit review. PICS
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05-16-2006, 09:23 PM
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Originally Posted by accordfreak
just to let you all know, i bought a set of used kinetix front A arm camber kit and i noticed one of the arms was SLIGHTLY BENT compared to the other arm. The guy I bought it off of never got into any kind of accident. Just aggressive driving. I took a hammer to bend it back straight. pretty crappy quality if you ask me.
The fact that the Kinetix a-arms bent from spirited driving, or...
The fact that you straightened it out with a hammer and then put it on your car. So, how is it working?
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05-16-2006, 10:26 PM
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I don't know what shocks me more...
The fact that the Kinetix a-arms bent from spirited driving, or...
The fact that you straightened it out with a hammer and then put it on your car. So, how is it working?
The fact that the Kinetix a-arms bent from spirited driving, or...
The fact that you straightened it out with a hammer and then put it on your car. So, how is it working?
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05-17-2006, 10:57 AM
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Originally Posted by accordfreak
I didn't put them on my car yet.. there's no way i'm putting them on YET. I'm going to have someone weld on reinforcement tubing so it won't happen again.
I always thought the Kinetix a-arms looked weak in the plate area where they burn a hole for lightness, but I suspect the real weak area is where the tubing connects to the plate.
I'm glad you're taking a safe approach to this.
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I found out through Kinetix that the grease caps are supposed to be underneath, therefore those a-arms are installed UPSIDE DOWN which supposedly causes the bends in the arms. Check out my thread https://g35driver.com/forums/g35-coupe-v35-2003-07/125841-my-kinetix-arms-they-about-break.html
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Yep... i think people should be aware of the cheap quality this is before someones life gets taken away from an accident.. Keep an eye on it.
wasn't there a guy who posted and said that his kinetix was bent and everyone told him to take it of asap before anything happen?
Good luck man.
wasn't there a guy who posted and said that his kinetix was bent and everyone told him to take it of asap before anything happen?
Good luck man.
I guess you didn't read these eh?
Please for the love of God, don't buy this crap.
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01-11-2012, 08:38 AM
There will always be negatives and postives to both sides. I've known a couple sedans with the kintex arms and love them because they can dial in their owne from camber.
Kinda like all forged wheels bend, A arms can bend too.
I dont have personal experience with any A arms yet but i will be soon and kinetix are on the list to look at.
Kinda like all forged wheels bend, A arms can bend too.
I dont have personal experience with any A arms yet but i will be soon and kinetix are on the list to look at.
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