YOUR RESEARCHLYKT GT3 Lower Control Arm Thoughts
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Has anyone had any direct experience with LYKT lower control arms? I know they are more popular with the Audi group. They look like a quality product, but the adjustable mechanism looks like the questionable area, but maybe it's stronger - I'm no engineer.
Get the oem porsche GT3 ones, simple but just works.
Hi - I have the OEM ones - they aren't adjustable and only allow for up to -1.6 degrees of camber. Hence why I need adjustable ones.
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