YOUR RESEARCHLower control arms
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Anybody currently using this set? ERP pro-series.......looking at doing these or the Tarett cup series.....would love to hear thoughts. Going to pick one or the other....cost differnce is minimal as I am updating the thust arms if I go with the Cup series .....don't need to do that as this Pro series has integrated thrust arms. Thanks.
What's the benefit over a gt3 style arm? These are finicky as it is from an alignment standpoint. Those arms give me setup nightmares! Sorry I am not more help but good luck,
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So the idea is that it is much easier and less time consuming to setup and adjust. Also, they supposedly allow you to deal with roll center issues and bump steer issues for those that want to go fairly low with their ride height. In theory, an alignment specialist should spend much less time and effort dialing in your front end with these and the results are (again in theory and why I'm asking) supposedly more desirable.
I can see the advantage. No shims, no rotating the puck. Just rotating the arm and locking it down. I just got the RSS arm kit with shims as they had 15% off for black Friday.
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