Extended Length Inner Monoball Ends
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Both RSS and TPC Racing offer extended length inner monoball ends. +15mm from RSS and +13mm from TPC.
https://roadsportsupply.com/3-307-xl...-kit-set-of-2/
https://www.tpcracing.com/product/tp...ont-lca-inner/
I like the idea of these as they require less shims to add camber while also widening the front track.
Is anyone here running these or similar? Are they worth getting these over a standard length version?
https://roadsportsupply.com/3-307-xl...-kit-set-of-2/
https://www.tpcracing.com/product/tp...ont-lca-inner/
I like the idea of these as they require less shims to add camber while also widening the front track.
Is anyone here running these or similar? Are they worth getting these over a standard length version?
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I'll revive this thread and ask the same question. Is this the best way to take a stock GT3 and achieve -2.8' camber in the front? Is there any preference between the RSS product and the TPC?
Also, do you require any special parts to get up to -2.4' camber in the rear?
Thanks in advance for your answers.
Also, do you require any special parts to get up to -2.4' camber in the rear?
Thanks in advance for your answers.
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I am running the RSS versions. You need the extended tie rods to run with these, so you don't run out of threads, especially if you're above -3º camber. I am running about -4.2º up front without camber plates (hats are maxed out on the shock tower slots). I have I think 12mm in spacers in addition to the XL monoball housing.
Track width is about 1" wider than stock which helps with front grip. Extra benefit is that the RSS extended tie rods also include bump steer correction. The front end bites much harder with this setup.
Track width is about 1" wider than stock which helps with front grip. Extra benefit is that the RSS extended tie rods also include bump steer correction. The front end bites much harder with this setup.
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I am running the RSS versions. You need the extended tie rods to run with these, so you don't run out of threads, especially if you're above -3º camber. I am running about -4.2º up front without camber plates (hats are maxed out on the shock tower slots). I have I think 12mm in spacers in addition to the XL monoball housing.
Track width is about 1" wider than stock which helps with front grip. Extra benefit is that the RSS extended tie rods also include bump steer correction. The front end bites much harder with this setup.
Track width is about 1" wider than stock which helps with front grip. Extra benefit is that the RSS extended tie rods also include bump steer correction. The front end bites much harder with this setup.
Last edited by Dreamer99; 06-22-2023 at 08:39 PM.