Battle Version FD Rear Links
Hi gents,
So Battle Version sent me some rear prototype arms to test out on the FD and I'm really pumped about their quality and I can't wait to get them out on the track. These are the prototypes of the J-Auto/Battle Version arms in case anyone is wondering. Link to other thread: https://www.rx7club.com/group-buy-product-dev-fd-rx-7-269/j-auto-adjustable-fd-rear-lower-control-arms-988558/ Frist off, they came wrapped in the old school candy "Mary Jane" and "Bit O Honey" wrappers. I'm not sure how they got their hands on un-cut sheets of their wrappers, but it was amusing none-the-less. http://i124.photobucket.com/albums/p...e/IMG_0141.jpg Here's a shot of the prototype arms with the stock ones. There are some differences between the prototypes and the arms that will be offered to the public like color and some small design differences. Prototypes: http://i124.photobucket.com/albums/p...e/IMG_0139.jpg Production models on BV's website: http://battleversion.com/wp-content/.../DSCF0052a.jpg http://battleversion.com/wp-content/...DSCF0449-1.jpg Some more pics of the stock arms vs. the Battle Version pieces: http://i124.photobucket.com/albums/p...e/IMG_0140.jpg http://i124.photobucket.com/albums/p...e/IMG_0138.jpg And here they are installed on my car: http://i124.photobucket.com/albums/p...IMG_0136-1.jpg http://i124.photobucket.com/albums/p...IMG_0132-1.jpg If anyone is interested, there are 10 sets being developed in the first production run. Info can be found here: http://battleversion.com/store/battl...mazda/rx-7-fd/ Or here: https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.php?t=988558 I'll post up a more detailed review once I get my car on the track (hopefully within the month), but I'm sure they are going to be fully awesome. |
I can certainly see where the aftermarket rear, lower arm would have a place...in particular if the bushings are replaceable.
I suspect that for many people it would come down to is the BV arm price less than, equal to, or greater than I stock arm with aftermarket pillow balls in them? In regards to the toe link...looks like a nice piece but there are at least a half dozen companies that make them...that look exactly like that so how do they plan on differentiating from what is on the market already? Just curious. Thank you for sharing! |
Originally Posted by Gringo Grande
(Post 11118548)
I can certainly see where the aftermarket rear, lower arm would have a place...in particular if the bushings are replaceable.
I suspect that for many people it would come down to is the BV arm price less than, equal to, or greater than I stock arm with aftermarket pillow balls in them? In regards to the toe link...looks like a nice piece but there are at least a half dozen companies that make them...that look exactly like that so how do they plan on differentiating from what is on the market already? Just curious. Thank you for sharing! Regarding the toe links, Battle Version doesn't skimp when it comes to quality. They use high-quality materials in their products including motorsport grade Teflon-injected rod ends. Sure you could go for cheaper Chinese made knock-offs, but for me, I would much rather support an American company that produces high-quality, track-proven parts. |
Hi Scott!
Thank you for understanding I was asking these questions as an interested consumer as opposed to crapping on your thread! Waaaaay too many people don't take the time to think objectively about...well anything. Haha. I'm very satisfied with my current aftermarket toe links but I am quite interested in the lower arm. I'll be looking forward to your updates. Edit: Just noticed that it looks like you can only use the lower arm with the BV trailing arm due to the design. =/ |
Originally Posted by Gringo Grande
(Post 11118726)
Edit: Just noticed that it looks like you can only use the lower arm with the BV trailing arm due to the design. =/
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