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Camber plates and rear control arms.
I'm about to buy them. Up till now I was quite sure about having the Helix13 camber plates and the H-Sport control arms. But now I came across new options.
Camber plates: Vorshlag Motorsport KMAC Control arms: TSW Helix13 Taking into account my JCW goes sometimes to track, which ones do you recommend? I guess the best option is Helix plates + H-sport = great performance and comfort. But the Vorshlag plates give you the change of adjusting stiffness. Well, throw the doubt and let's see what you say.
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Didn't know about them, but I'll stick to one of those in the first post. Thanks anyway!
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I'm still more than happy with the the Helix front and H-sport back.
If you don't go all the way in preparing for trackdays and still use it as a daily driver I even would recommend fixed 1,25 camber plates for the front instead of adjustable ones. I have never adjusted the Helix plates after I have set them to 2.0 degrees and weighed out the car (and also have set the back on 2 degrees). It is only until now that I consider putting on more negative camber than 2 after a few test rounds on the ring with the current setup (lightened). I have fixed camber plates on my Cabrio and am also very pleased with those because they make use of the original bearings (no extra NVH) |
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Ruf (oneF) are the world famous porsche tuners ala CTR yellow bird etc, Ruff (two FF's) are a brand of stauts wheels and nothing to do with the Porsche tunersRuf - Porsche Ruff - pikey ass wheels
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I don't know why they denied ever making them though. I think they are going down hill??? ![]()
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So what do people think of H-Sport (what M7 sell) as i'm thinking about getting them? |
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