Anyone Used M2's Trailing Arms And Toe Links
#1
Hey, have any of you guys used M2's toe links and trailing arms? The bushings in my toe links are shot, and I need to either replace with stock (spendy!) or upgrade to those offered by M2. I like their products, but wondered if anyone out there as given them a try...........
#4
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i wanted to use the m2 also but when the rotaryextreme groupbuy popped up a couple months ago i got chucks instead of m2's... so far i have no complaints about them.
#6
Originally Posted by GoRacer' date='Oct 20 2003, 09:33 PM
I've been using them for over a year and no prob. You can get a set quicker from K2RD. Whenever my FD is running I will start a group buy for ones made in Titanium.
#7
Thanks for the feedback. Anybody autocross? Had been running Tokico's and Eibach's, but am thinking of stepping up to coilovers, probably Tein's. Guy I ran in ASP class was running coilovers with a small diameter coil, Complete Custom rims and 285-18 ALL THE WAY AROUND! May just leave the motor alone and do the suspension all the way......Open for suggestions on spings/struts, sway bars, and brake pads........
#8
Originally Posted by THIRDGEN' date='Nov 5 2003, 09:42 PM
Thanks for the feedback. Anybody autocross? Had been running Tokico's and Eibach's, but am thinking of stepping up to coilovers, probably Tein's. Guy I ran in ASP class was running coilovers with a small diameter coil, Complete Custom rims and 285-18 ALL THE WAY AROUND! May just leave the motor alone and do the suspension all the way......Open for suggestions on spings/struts, sway bars, and brake pads........
#9
Did you have to roll the lip of the front or rear fenders? I would sure like to have that much rubber on the ground, and need to get back in touch with the guy running this setup back in Cleveland. Send me a PM with your specs.....Alignment, amount of drop with the GAB / Eibach combo, offset, wheel cost, and tires your running. Sounds like a nice ride! Any rub at full lock? or on compression?
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