Am I crazy or did the price go up? I swear I saw this an hour ago and it was $199, hah.
Anyways, good price. I'll be ordering shortly
Anyways, good price. I'll be ordering shortly
I ordered mine last Sunday (22nd) and they aren't here yet. Do you know how long it usually takes to arrive? ThanksNo sir! Im pretty sure that we have shipped same day on all of the purchases
I think you missed my point. I'm not saying the stock bushings are better suited for the power, I was merely asking if they're better suited for a daily driver in general.look at the stock bushing, then look at our traction ball, you'd have to be crazy to think the stock bushing was better suited to a high power turbo honda. YES things can wear over time but we havent had to replace a single one yet. Either way, the replacement spherical bearings are not expensive
Mike, I think you forget that what is easy for you is not easy for most of us lol. I don't have access to a press, a lift, years of mechanical experience, nor do I want to do an alignment every year when I take these off if these things did wear out yearly. It's not worth it to me to pay someone to replace stuff yearly, nor is it worth it to me to invest in tools to do it myself. I'm just going to see what my mechanic says, if he puts the kabosh on it, I'll just sell them. Hopefully he looks them over and thinks they'll be ok, but we'll see.I live in MA where we have just as much sand and salt as you guys and I went with these. The advantage is so huge over the stock bushings that even having to replace the bearing once a year it's worth it. Trust me. When you drive the car after you take those crappy rubber bushings out you will understand. Like I said all you have to do is spray them down with water to clean them off. You can do it at one of those self service car wash bays.
Ok ok, but if these things start squealing after a year I'm coming for you lolDude you are making way too much of a big deal out of this. Keeping them clean has nothing to do with my mechanical ability or access to presses or lifts. lol..These things will last the life of your car if you keep them clean.
Second of all you should align your car every year anyway. 9 out of 10 cars on the road are out of alignment. So I don't understand that argument. The advantages of these things is so immense that I can't understand your hesitation because some mechanic said it's not a good idea. I already looked at them and own them. Trust me when I say that as long as you keep them clean in the winter they will last forever. You have big power now. These things will save your tranny so much dude. If you are so worried about this then keep the crappy stock ones and have fun. lol..
Suck it up, it's a $100. If you can afford to aimlessly throw $200 into a car part, you can afford a $300 car part lol. Quality parts cost $$, so I don't really think $300 is steep for a well-made part.Gotcha.... I kinda figured they were the same. I just didn't know why people were acting like this product never existed before Full Race made them.
$299 is steep, I really wish I knew about these during the intro pricing. Not sure if I will be able to get them now... :/
Where? Quote the post. I was merely asking about the entire concept of the product, not the quality of it. The quality of it is seemingly very good. I'm just not sure the upkeep is something I want to take on, so I'm just going to wait on installing them a bit and see if anyone starts complaining about crap getting in them before putting mine on.Weren't you just complaining about the workmanship Jeremy?
Wait wait wait.. there's a new final design...? As in the people who bought them when the intro pricing was released didn't get the final design? :shady: Or am I reading that incorrectly?the new final design can be seen here...