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    Senior Member Three Rings
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    2011 Audi S5 & 2018 Jeep Grand Cherokee
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    Got a control kit ordered from here and I was able to work with someone who was knowledgeable, courteous and met my needs. Needless to say they are on the way at a great price and should be installed later next week. Will be using them for other things down the road as well. Thanks again.

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    Established Member Two Rings docdrey's Avatar
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    99 boosted miata
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    thinking about ordering a full front suspension rebuild kit from them. Good to hear they are easy to work with. Anyone have any experience with their control arm kits? better than OEM?

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    Senior Member Three Rings
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    from what I understand the bushings are 20% stronger, the guy I spoke with said you'll feel noticeable difference. I can update you when I get them installed next week.

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    Veteran Member Three Rings Sazexa's Avatar
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    I think they're more than 20% stronger/stiffer, more like 50%. I installed them about 8,000 miles ago. And I've loved them for every bit of it. It helps give some road feedback as in what the suspension up front is actually doing.

    I have quite a few 034 Motorsports parts on my car. The most recent of which is the strut mounts. It REALLY helped tighten up the steering. It was very subtle, it took me almost 300-400 miles (the vast majority of that was highway driving) before I finally noticed it. Once I did notice though, it clicked right away with a "WOW! What an improvement" when thinking back on the stock units. A lot of people "cheap out," and go with other companies parts for various things. But given my experience with ever part so far, if 034 makes it for the car, and it's a part I want, that's who I'm buying from.

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    Senior Member Three Rings
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    2011 Audi S5 & 2018 Jeep Grand Cherokee
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    Cleveland Ohio

    Quote Originally Posted by Sazexa View Post
    I think they're more than 20% stronger/stiffer, more like 50%. I installed them about 8,000 miles ago. And I've loved them for every bit of it. It helps give some road feedback as in what the suspension up front is actually doing.

    I have quite a few 034 Motorsports parts on my car. The most recent of which is the strut mounts. It REALLY helped tighten up the steering. It was very subtle, it took me almost 300-400 miles (the vast majority of that was highway driving) before I finally noticed it. Once I did notice though, it clicked right away with a "WOW! What an improvement" when thinking back on the stock units. A lot of people "cheap out," and go with other companies parts for various things. But given my experience with ever part so far, if 034 makes it for the car, and it's a part I want, that's who I'm buying from.
    Good to know, I will be using them again in the future, that's for sure!

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    Established Member Two Rings
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    2006 Lincoln Navigator
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    Tacoma, WA

    Ordered 034 adjustable upper control arms, and the lower arms, and engine mounts. Plan to install in a couple weeks. Coilovers will also be done same time. 1 alignment!

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