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CPARKPowertrix
08-25-2004, 12:27 PM
S13/S14 Full Adj Suspension. Kits $499.95 Sub Frame Spacers

TENSION RODS/REAR CAMBER ARMS/TRACTION CONTROL ARMS:
The following products (tension rods, camber arms, toe connecting rods, and traction control arms) are made of heat tempered forged steel. There are inferior copies (on Ebay) made of aluminum that are not as strong and are prone to bend and flex. These suspension components under go massive stress and entire weight transfer of the vehicle. A daily driven or street car is subjected to even more blunt or shock force due to street hazards and road conditions there fore we do not recommend the use of aluminum for these components.

The POWERTRIX S13/S14 Full Adjustable Suspension arms KIT includes at the adjustable arms available for your S13 or S14.

Kits include: Front Tension Rods, Chrome Rear Camber arms, Rear Toe arms, and Rear Traction Control Arms. $ 499.95
Add Sub Frame Spacers for $55.00

http://www.powertrix.com/240suspackage.JPG

OR BUY AL A CARTE, INDIVIDUAL SUPER SALE PRICING:
Front Tension Rods ----------$139.00
Chrome Rear Camber arms----$169.00
S14 camber arms------------$159.00
Rear Toe arms --------------$159.00
Rear Traction Control Arms --$125.00
Sub Frame Spacers----------$60.00

**SUPER SALE Pricing is valid for 2 weeks or while supplies last (which ever comes first.) All components are IN STOCK AND READY TO SHIP**

http://www.powertrix.com/z32tensionrodsthumb.jpg (http://www.powertrix.com/z32tensionrods.JPG) http://www.powertrix.com/z32s13RUCAthumb.jpg (http://www.powertrix.com/z32s13RUCA.JPG)
http://www.powertrix.com/S14RUCAthumb.jpg (http://www.powertrix.com/S14RUCA.JPG) http://www.powertrix.com/reararmsthumb.jpg (http://www.powertrix.com/reararms.JPG)

These are designed for longevity with uniquely incorporated zerk fittings to internally lubricate the ball joints. Damage over time due to lack of lubrication to the ball joints requires replacement of the joint or the entire rod or arm. This design will save your investment.

SUB FRAME SPACERS:

The idea behind a sub frame spacer is ingenious. Not only do they perform, they are easy to install and do not require dropping the whole sub frame. (Instructions included) They will also maintain a fairy nice ride. Cars with aluminum and Delran sub frame bushings can have a rather harsh and bone jarring ride. The spacers also increase the durability and effectiveness of the stock liquid filled sub frame bushings because they are compressed and will not allow the entire sub frame to smack up against the bushing during regular suspension travel. There is quite a bit of play in between these points in question without the sub frame spacers.

http://www.powertrix.com/s13spacersthumb.jpg (http://www.powertrix.com/s13spacers1.JPG)

WHAT THE SPACERS DO:
They pre-load the stock rubber bushings so the body does not float separately from the sub frame. Stock, the body “floats” about an inch before the suspension even interacts with the driving conditions. This “floating” or vague, sloppy feeling is magnified with upgraded suspension modifications. Installing the spacers will prevent the body from “floating”. This gap between the body and sub frame is also the reason for wheel hop. Because the sub frame is mounted loosely, the sub frame is allowed to bounce up and down.

Pre-loading the stock bushings results in much more responsive handling and also greatly reduces wheel hop. By retaining the stock rubber mounts, it will also maintain a decent ride quality.

ORDERING AND PAYMENT DETAILS:

Please email me:

Name
Shipping address (for shipping quote)
Contact Number
Components wanted

Paypal payments:
If using a Credit card through Paypal use [email protected] Please add 2.9% for Paypal fees.

If transferring from Paypal to Paypal account use [email protected] (NOTE: This account will not accept Credit Card Payments.)

Or you can send a money order to:

POWERTRIX
Attn: Charles Park
9450 Mira Mesa Blvd # B 447
San Diego CA 92126

Please inform me if you are sending payment by mail and send it by means that are track able for your own protection. Example: any shipping company that will provide you with a tracking number or delivery confirmation.

Please feel free to call me with any questions you may have.

MasterOFDrift
09-01-2004, 12:14 AM
is this 499.95 shipped? Because the last group buy was 480 + shipping??

91rusty240sx
09-03-2004, 03:18 AM
i take it this package deal is 499.95 PLUS shipping because the Subframe Spacers are also included in this deal...unlike the other one...

SirWarrior
09-03-2004, 02:59 PM
Kits include: Front Tension Rods, Chrome Rear Camber arms, Rear Toe arms, and Rear Traction Control Arms. $ 499.95
Add Sub Frame Spacers for $55.00

Ummm, no they are not

kingsol
09-03-2004, 05:42 PM
it says to email him our shipping address to get a shipping quote, so i believe it's $499 plus shipping...

allblackS14
10-10-2004, 04:48 PM
I know I'm like a month late on this, but are there any more of these kits for sale, say minus the front tension rods, but still with the rear subframe spacer?

VA240
10-17-2004, 06:13 AM
These are designed for longevity with uniquely incorporated zerk fittings to internally lubricate the ball joints. Damage over time due to lack of lubrication to the ball joints requires replacement of the joint or the entire rod or arm. This design will save your investment.


I think you have some great products but I can't order anything else from you until you answer the following question:

What do you use to grease the zerk fittings on your suspension pieces? The zerk fitting is too small for my grease gun and all the other grease guns I see at the store. Are you supposed to use one of those grease needle things?

Thanks for the help,
-VA240

brokeAs240sx
12-20-2004, 10:57 AM
I think you have some great products but I can't order anything else from you until you answer the following question:

What do you use to grease the zerk fittings on your suspension pieces? The zerk fitting is too small for my grease gun and all the other grease guns I see at the store. Are you supposed to use one of those grease needle things?

Thanks for the help,
-VA240

My car still seems to ride ok despite not being greased... so far... hope nothing cracks.

I'm having the same problem w/ those fittings. I actually have the front tension rods & rear upper control arm (got em a while back). NO ONE really has these fittings. I have asked all different sponsors who carry similar ones, including CPARKPowertrix, and get the basically the same answer:

"No we do not carry the fitting, you can find it at any auto parts store." I've been to EVERY auto parts store around my neighborhood (Kragen, Autozone, Pepboys, Sears, Super Autobacs, NAPA, various mechanic shops) - NO ONE carries the fittings.

Also, the grease needle will not work because of the tilt of the needle - the grease will just leak out.

I've wasted about $50 worth of grease gun, grease, and A LOT of possible fittings. Nothing.

Sorry to post so unsuccessfully, but I've been trying to find fittings that are suppose to be available at "any autoparts store."

If anyone has fittings for sale or know a specific place I can get them, please post.

I believe this is very relevant info for this buy.

CPARKPowertrix
12-22-2004, 12:41 PM
My car still seems to ride ok despite not being greased... so far... hope nothing cracks.

I'm having the same problem w/ those fittings. I actually have the front tension rods & rear upper control arm (got em a while back). NO ONE really has these fittings. I have asked all different sponsors who carry similar ones, including CPARKPowertrix, and get the basically the same answer:

"No we do not carry the fitting, you can find it at any auto parts store." I've been to EVERY auto parts store around my neighborhood (Kragen, Autozone, Pepboys, Sears, Super Autobacs, NAPA, various mechanic shops) - NO ONE carries the fittings.

Also, the grease needle will not work because of the tilt of the needle - the grease will just leak out.

I've wasted about $50 worth of grease gun, grease, and A LOT of possible fittings. Nothing.

Sorry to post so unsuccessfully, but I've been trying to find fittings that are suppose to be available at "any autoparts store."

If anyone has fittings for sale or know a specific place I can get them, please post.

I believe this is very relevant info for this buy.

No worries about not immediately greasing the ball joints as they are pre greased right before packaging. We recommend regreasing the ball joints during scheduled alignments. In ill-climate weather areas were there is a lot of road debris, etc. We recomend physically wiping the ball joints clean with a rag from dirt and any build up when you get the chance. During oil changes is a good barometer on how often to do this or once a month.

We are working on getting the right size grease gun fittings to lube the zerk fittings. Some of the guys have said they found fittings that work at NAPA auto parts store as they have taken the arms in and sized up the closest fitting possible. We have used a slightly oversized fitting to pump grease into the fitting and is seems to work just fine. (it is just a little bit messy as there is some overage that is easily cleaned off.)

In the mean time, here is what one of my customers has done and what we have duplicated which was easy and very inexpensive:

“I took a needle tipped grease gun adapter and cut the angled portion of the tip off so I had a flat surface. Then I drilled out the hole so that it just fit over the zerk fitting (9/64"). It worked great!”

hope this helps.

Also check this thread for helpfull tips on installation of the tension tods and our 5 day only Christmas SPECIAL. #/f/showthread.php?t=64363

BaliLover
12-26-2004, 09:34 PM
DO these also come with the free bushings like in the other GB?