camber adjustment
24-09-2007, 02:41 PM
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camber adjustment
Hi, i was just wondering how i would be able to change the camber at the front.
would i need adjustable track control arms, if so how much?
would i need adjustable track control arms, if so how much?
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yeah hi,go to www.compbrake.co.uk,or if you do e-blag/ebay they come under the user name of motorsport 100,there track arms are amazing better than mef,and worx out £40 cheaper,ok,thanx??? 
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27-09-2007, 09:02 AM
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Originally Posted by vivien62
yeah hi,go to www.compbrake.co.uk,or if you do e-blag/ebay they come under the user name of motorsport 100,there track arms are amazing better than mef,and worx out £40 cheaper,ok,thanx???
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MEF fella you will not go wrong.
Actually to be honest the rose joint in my nearside TCA collapsed two end of last week, Martin had me a new one on monday
no bollocks
Actually to be honest the rose joint in my nearside TCA collapsed two end of last week, Martin had me a new one on monday
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29-09-2007, 08:14 AM
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There is a lot of differences between the two, Hence the 2 different prices
Vivien62's will have offset spacers in the smaller sized r/j and use a stock adjuster to set the camber.
The MEF ones have equal side spacers and a much uprated beefier r/joint and use that to set the camber at a much less stressed angle.
Both do essentially the same job, but differently
Of course the prices are different as the pro r/j costs more so shopping around is fine.... especially if you know what you need, and then know what your looking at when you get it
Vivien62's will have offset spacers in the smaller sized r/j and use a stock adjuster to set the camber.
The MEF ones have equal side spacers and a much uprated beefier r/joint and use that to set the camber at a much less stressed angle.
Both do essentially the same job, but differently
Of course the prices are different as the pro r/j costs more so shopping around is fine.... especially if you know what you need, and then know what your looking at when you get it
03-11-2007, 11:05 AM
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Obviously Escort ones aren't going to fit a Sierra because they are such different cars.
Click the MEF siggy above to go to their homepage, i'm sure they do something suitable for your car
Click the MEF siggy above to go to their homepage, i'm sure they do something suitable for your car
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MEF all the way Martin service is spot on
The compbrake products are shocking i had a set of there front brakes and they were Sh1t
There customer service is even worst and the brakes went in the bin.
Im going for the full adj setup from MEF i have the fronts just need to save up for the rear.
The compbrake products are shocking i had a set of there front brakes and they were Sh1t
There customer service is even worst and the brakes went in the bin.
Im going for the full adj setup from MEF i have the fronts just need to save up for the rear.
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