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prego
Wed Apr 11 2012, 06:40am
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can psm nz do these mods?
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Dan at MAX USA
Wed Apr 11 2012, 11:21pm

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Not yet.
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3CL1P5
Sat Oct 27 2012, 06:08pm
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Hiya guys, I actually have a curious question that hopefully can be answered without coming down to the shop. I've emailed Nate only briefly on this subject but I just want to know what anyone has to say and to see if I can get a for sure solid answer of yes or no - if it's possible.
So I'm basically going to have an entire psm front end and I want to know if I can temporarily run S13 SE 15s with 195/55 tires and psm 30mm spacers on the knuckle setup. Also note worthy, I've already had my fenders rolled at clearanced by Martin.

Total setup will include on a Zenki S14

psm control arm/tension rod combo
tein outer tie rods
psm inner tie rods
psm competition coilovers
psm knuckles obviously
no sway bar

and I think that's sorta all that's important up front for that. But most importantly, I just want to know if the SE 15s will fit over the knuckles with 30mm spacers enough so that I can drive to work (45-1hr drive if it makes a difference knowing that) and to school. I don't care if I can use the lock or not, I just need it to work until I get wheels. Also, there's a reason why I'm not getting wheels first haha or else this wouldn't be a problem. The problem I've been having is I can't make it out to the shop just to have you guys check it out because of schedule issues. Only on weekends =/

So any input please? and thanks =)



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Dan at MAX USA
Mon Oct 29 2012, 06:51pm

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We have no idea. All of our installations have been with aftermarket wheels. You can take an educated guess by getting under the car and looking. We move the LCA/tie rod mounting point down 45mm (tie rod is closer to LCA than stock) and the wheel you said will move out 30mm so hold a measuring tape against the current parts to see where it will be after the new parts are installed.
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sr_240
Thu Dec 20 2012, 08:54am
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any idea when the forged knuckles will be available for purchase?
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Dan at MAX USA
Thu Dec 20 2012, 08:38pm

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not yet, putting some miles on the pre-production parts right now.
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sr_240
Wed Jul 03 2013, 02:12am
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I have the forge knuckle and will be running your LCA as well what is the ideal wheel size and offset to run for the max angle
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Hollywood
Wed Jul 03 2013, 08:10pm
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to many variables.
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rusty s13
Thu Sep 05 2013, 06:52pm
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ok so im just going over some suspension idea's I have and im wondering about some specs. I currently own the 2010? version of your knuckles the ones with two tierod holes and 25mm of RC correction. I am wondering about the difference between these and the pro forged. (couldnt find the thread for the forged knuckles so I posted this here). do you have any spec sheets on both knuckles or no?
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Dan at MAX USA
Thu Sep 05 2013, 09:14pm

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the forged knuckles are 45mm RC drop. And just one (the shorter one) tie rod mounting position.
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