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Did you end up getting the whiteline control arms? I'm currently trying to decide between the cusco, whiteline and ikeya formula. Whiteline seem to be slightly cheaper than the other two just wondering about the quality, tough to tell from tiny Internet pictures.
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Mines lowered on Zeal function adjustables . I use front upper control arms from Cusco using the outermost adjustment.
Rear can be adjusted on the factory upper adjustment , my alignment is perfect done at Brantford Nissan.Comment
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I didn't realize the rears had a factory adjustment, thanks for the info cortexx!Originally posted by cortexx View PostComment
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I did get the whiteline arms for the rear and they are a quality product. I got a front camber kit from them as well which just uses an eccentric bolt to adjust the camber. I find it very difficult to turn when adjusting and would probably just go with the adjustable arm instead.
The parts you need all depends on how low your going.
Cortexx what height do you have your car set to? What are your current alignment specs, do you have any pull to the right due to the crown of the road? I just got mine aligned and still experience to much pull for my liking and would like to get it perfect.Comment
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Compensation for road crown is usually done with caster since it's a non tire wearing angle and I don't think thats something that can be adjusted on our cars without adjustable/aftermarket tension rods. I find mine pulls whichever way the road crowns due to wide tires and a lot of negative camberComment
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Yes I know caster is used to compensate and I think it can be adjusted a little?Comment
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