Does anyone Make a Rear Lower Control Arm for FD??
02-02-10, 11:53 AM
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Does anyone Make a Rear Lower Control Arm for FD??
I was wondering if anyone knows a company that makes rear lower control arms for the FD i know Atomicrex does but the only problem is that their arm only works with their trailing arms, and to buy their whole kit is a little out of my budget range. If not i guess ill end up getting theirs just thought i would ask as i cant seem to find anything online.
02-02-10, 02:32 PM
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Not sure what's wrong with the look, but there are no issues with either the strength or weight of the stock unit—with new bushings, it's a perfectly good unit so you'd just be "upgrading" for the sake of upgrading.
Have it polished, powdered, or anodized if you're really concerned.
Have it polished, powdered, or anodized if you're really concerned.
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02-02-10, 06:43 PM
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http://www.rhdjapan.com/ikeya-formul...d3s-rx-7-54284
I also believe AtomicRex, on these forums, is designing a rear lower A-Arm replacement, but unless your doing heavy track time, I'd say it's a waste of your money. Mazda designed one of the best suspensions in the FD.
I also believe AtomicRex, on these forums, is designing a rear lower A-Arm replacement, but unless your doing heavy track time, I'd say it's a waste of your money. Mazda designed one of the best suspensions in the FD.
02-02-10, 07:07 PM
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If you don't want to go with polyurethane, factory bushings can be found here: http://www.mazdatrix.com/h93-95c.htm
As far as the arm goes, steel wool & a little work makes them look better than any paint..... IMO
As far as the arm goes, steel wool & a little work makes them look better than any paint..... IMO
02-02-10, 09:19 PM
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I purchased the full Power Flex kit from JKL. Pricey, but well worth it.
http://shop.jklre.com/products/power...ion-bushings-1
They also offer the Super Pro kit in pieces or as a whole. I would contact them about availability.
http://shop.jklre.com/products/fd-sp-bushings
If you run poly in a few links, you might as well do the entire car & know they are all taken care of, thus my reasoning for the entire Power Flex kit. It's also a great time to replace those pillow ball bushings as well. Ray at Malloy Mazda gave me a great deal on them. $430 for the 6 with dust covers. I won't BS you, it is a big undertaking, but your car will never feel so fresh when finished...... well worth it.
http://shop.jklre.com/products/power...ion-bushings-1
They also offer the Super Pro kit in pieces or as a whole. I would contact them about availability.
http://shop.jklre.com/products/fd-sp-bushings
If you run poly in a few links, you might as well do the entire car & know they are all taken care of, thus my reasoning for the entire Power Flex kit. It's also a great time to replace those pillow ball bushings as well. Ray at Malloy Mazda gave me a great deal on them. $430 for the 6 with dust covers. I won't BS you, it is a big undertaking, but your car will never feel so fresh when finished...... well worth it.
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