Adjustable Upper Control Arm

[butthead]

Hi, Can anyone recommend good adjustable upper control arms for the rear of a GTR R33?

Cheers

Bill

[Ronin 09]

cusco ones are nice.

there are literally tens of companies making them, incuding JJR in Australia

[bnr#@]

Whats the deal with cusco having 4 different front negative uper arms?

Factory +5mm

Factory size

Factory -5mm

Factory 105mm

[Ronin 09]

The Cusco front ones aren't adjustable, so you just pick a fixed length.

I have the Noltec adjustable front ones in my R32GTR, so far so good.

[R DIRTY 3]

Whiteline make them. I have had them in my car for 18 months.....no problems at all.

[Beer Baron]

bnr# is trying his best to confuse us. like the good sir ronin has pointed out cusco don't make adjustable front upper arms for 32 GTR, but they may do for 33 GTR. I can't remember off the top of my head (they have a different upright and different upper control arm to 32 GTR). it's beside the point anyway as the original poster is asking about 33 GTR and Rear.

if we are talking rear then you can't go past the cusco ones. top quality, very nice rod ends. good price.

[Fujiwara]

ER34 is the only model (apparently) by Cusco that is adjustable for fronts

[Sydneykid]

Hi, Can anyone recommend good adjustable upper control arms for the rear of a GTR R33?

Cheers

Bill

As most guys know, I am not a big fan of using sphercial bearings in a road car. They are very harsh, add noticeably to the NVH, don't replace the outer, standard, rubber bushes, wear ouit very fast, knock like a bustard and can't be serviced or replaced, you have to buy a whole new arm. In addition, to avoid creating bump steer, you should adjust the effective length of the traction rod at the same time as you adjust the upper control arm. Hence why the Group Buy includes adjustable Whiteline bushes for both.

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/R3...tel-t87826.html

For guys who do regular track work and want to adjust the camber frequently, the Group Buy now has the option of Noltec bushes. Which allow on car adjustment of rear camber via a bolt and lock nut, similar to the front camber.

Cheers

Gary