Opinions: X2C Motorsports Boxer ST Upper and Lower Control Arms

[Iceman_19]

anyone have or used these? any idea how good they are? quality wise? handling wise? they are a wicked price. they use energy suspension poly bushings. should i get em? yes no?

 

[Iceman_19]

anyone?

 

[smokinciv]

I got them , I have not run them at the track yet ,they seem alright on the street, i am gonna install a tremec and hit them with 515rwhp real soon though. then i can tell ya for sure!!

 

[v8only]

Pass

unless you have a strip only car, you don't want the poly bushings on both ends, it will bind on you, effecting cornering and your torque boxes.

If you want a good deal on good arms, get the pro3i arms, they are priced great and are almost identical to the maximum motorsport arms.

 

[Iceman_19]

hmmm, yeah i checked it out, and your right. i think i will order a set of the pro3i arms. too bad that i cant get both the uppers and lowers for the price tho

 

[v8only]

The pro 3i's are great, that is what I put on my stang. be sure you get the street/strip version, as they are the one with the good bushings.

The best combo is to combine the with the frpp or 93 cobra uppers. they are identical to each other, and the cobra uppers can be had very cheap for like $50 or so from a dealer, that's what I did.

 

[L8 MUSL]

I got X2C's Boxter R's with adjustable lowers with spherical bushings.

 

[v8only]

really? i didn't know about those. how much do they cost?

 

[L8 MUSL]

really? i didn't know about those. how much do they cost?

They sell for $239.00 for the set, uppers and lowers.

 

[Emerald92GT]

i have these on my car and love them, they're noticeable firmer, but i added comp 3-ways, lmm g-force springs, and an air bag w/ 6lbs. I noticed a difference, but i'll really like them when i get my 3.90s and mini spool in this weekend!