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Old 05-01-2010, 08:36 PM   #706
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Originally Posted by Def View Post
That's where the problem starts - people wanting to use this part or that part. Honestly, the stock FLCA suck swollen donkey balls. The inner bushing is horrible because they move forward/aft as the arm moves, so it binds up if you have something reasonably stiff(urethane), or you have to make do with a soft squishy bushing on the inside.

etc....

Please make these. Sounds amazing and definitely parts I want on my car.

Please make the hub at least raised as much as the driftworks front knuckles (are you talking about making hub height itself adjustable?).

While you're at it, make the tie rod end double shear, and sell it with shanks that will fit through some aftermarket tie rod end *cough*SoSideways*cough*. Then use some machined spacers so they're adjustable. This would be a sick package. (Skullworks, Def, SoSideways team-up?)

I would gladly spend $1400-$1800 if this included new hubs and FLCA. GLADLY.

BTW, if you wanted to make the ultimate combo, you could use Peak Performance chromoly front hubs.
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