P2M Rear Arms
02-13-19, 10:55 AM
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P2M Rear Arms
Has anybody used Phase 2 Motortrend (P2M) rear adjustable arms? The description reads about the same as the others, but these are priced very reasonably and they also have dust covers. https://www.phase2motortrend.com/pro...rtlfd3s-hc.htm
My car has Super Now toe and trailing arms, the end links have seen better days. After changing my pillow ***** id like to finish off the rear end with new pieces. Ive read the thread about changing the end links out but with these being a Japanese brand im not sure if the threads are the same so not looking to waste $100 or so on something that wont work out. If anybody is familiar with the super now arms that would be helpful also
My car has Super Now toe and trailing arms, the end links have seen better days. After changing my pillow ***** id like to finish off the rear end with new pieces. Ive read the thread about changing the end links out but with these being a Japanese brand im not sure if the threads are the same so not looking to waste $100 or so on something that wont work out. If anybody is familiar with the super now arms that would be helpful also
02-13-19, 12:55 PM
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I have the P2M trailing and toe arms. I put them in on my recent rebuild. So far so good but I have only had the car on the road 6-7 times since the rebuild that was just completed a few months ago. Seem very good in quality and they adjusted easily on the alignment, which I watched at the alignment shop. Time will tell.
Mike
Mike
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07-29-19, 05:00 PM
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Lol. I get it. I’m impatient, lazy. I don’t have any thread gauges. It was easy to click a few buttons online and do a straight swap when the new ones showed up.
I do still have the super now arms and they’ve been for sale for a long while but no bites. Maybe ill check the threads, rebuild them, and get more out of them or keep them for spares.
I do still have the super now arms and they’ve been for sale for a long while but no bites. Maybe ill check the threads, rebuild them, and get more out of them or keep them for spares.
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