which brand of tie rod and tension rod
LaYzIeNoY
11-17-2004, 07:48 PM
which brand would you guys choose for ball bearing tension rods and tie rods?
i'm looking at Tein and JIC, right now
my friend has the tein ones and they seem quite nice, i think that they would be similar, well just as good as each other
they are both good brands so i just wnat to know your opinions
and on a similiar note suspension which is better performance struts/spring or coilovers
i'm looking at Tein and JIC, right now
my friend has the tein ones and they seem quite nice, i think that they would be similar, well just as good as each other
they are both good brands so i just wnat to know your opinions
and on a similiar note suspension which is better performance struts/spring or coilovers
Chuki_breath
11-17-2004, 09:55 PM
tanabe gets my vote
R.W.240
11-18-2004, 11:44 AM
SPL Tension Rods
Tein Tie Rods + Kazama Endlinks
Tein Tie Rods + Kazama Endlinks
my240project
11-19-2004, 01:31 PM
what will a tension rod and tie rod do for the car?
logik23
11-19-2004, 11:24 PM
You don't add them, you replace them to better ones that don't snap when you're doing your sidewayz thang.
R.W.240
11-20-2004, 03:36 PM
They Put the car in tension and then tie it together? :dunno:
The Tension Rod Is "half" of the lower controll arm, you replace it with a Stronger Heim Jointed Rod because the stock bushing is ass and causes the Wheel to wobble while driving hard (seeing videos of how much is crazy)
The Tie Rods "tie" the steering rack to the Hub. Most people replace these with longer / stronger ones to get more steering angle some tie rod ends (kazama / Supernow) allow you adjust bumpsteer too.
The Tension Rod Is "half" of the lower controll arm, you replace it with a Stronger Heim Jointed Rod because the stock bushing is ass and causes the Wheel to wobble while driving hard (seeing videos of how much is crazy)
The Tie Rods "tie" the steering rack to the Hub. Most people replace these with longer / stronger ones to get more steering angle some tie rod ends (kazama / Supernow) allow you adjust bumpsteer too.
my240project
11-20-2004, 05:46 PM
so a longer tie rod will increase the steering radius? right? if it is then thats what im lookin for
d4vech3n
11-21-2004, 12:21 AM
I'd get tension rods first. They really affect the steering feel because unless your car just came off the showroom floor and have very very little miles on it, the bushing is probably dead. Tie rods give you more steering angle if you add the spacer and they're stronger, they don't affect the way the steering feels as much.
R.W.240
11-21-2004, 01:06 PM
so a longer tie rod will decrease the steering radius? right? if it is then thats what im lookin for
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AWDSR20
11-21-2004, 02:16 PM
TIEN......btw they wuill still snap if u hit anythig.
better responce dough.
better responce dough.
alkemyst
11-21-2004, 04:45 PM
AWDSR20 is right...you give up compliancy for care needed driving...if you are running heim joints don't hit a curb :)
I have the SPLParts tension rods, quality units at a great price. I have Moog inner rods and kazama outers. The Kazama got my tie rods back to parallel once I dropped my car a little and allow me to make U-turns at a median right into the far left lane :)
I have the SPLParts tension rods, quality units at a great price. I have Moog inner rods and kazama outers. The Kazama got my tie rods back to parallel once I dropped my car a little and allow me to make U-turns at a median right into the far left lane :)
LaYzIeNoY
11-21-2004, 08:29 PM
thanks for the information from what i've seen lately it seems that SPL is a good brand
JIC magic what of that company
the kazama end fit on the tein tie rods??
cusco??
JIC magic what of that company
the kazama end fit on the tein tie rods??
cusco??
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