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Djstorm100

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I'm looking for a K member looked in to QA1, UPR, MM (pricey)

I've read negative things about UPR and a little about QA1 about the wheels not fitting right.

Is there any K-members that fit wit the stock locations? I run a 18inch 245 tire I don't want the tires to run the fenders and ect.

Thanks

 

PUNISHER RACING

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I run UPR and love em on both street and race cars

 

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Djstorm100

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Cna you use stock a arms with the AJE ?

 

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Chris00GT

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Yes, you can run stock A-arms and also you can get a spring perch so you can run your stock springs. I have an AJE road race with tubular A -arms and have been very happy with it. I have a Qa1 in my 88 and it's not as well built compaired to the AJE. I'm getting ready to buy a K-member for my 91 and I'm going with AJE or PA racing for a k-member.

 

MrXCESSIVESPEED

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I have run the QA1 in my LX (still do) and in my GT with no problems. Had stock a arms in the GT and run tubular a arms in the LX. I know a few people that have the UPR set up and it looks like it fits well and i havent heard of any issues they have with it.

 

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Djstorm100

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Thanks I just heard that some of the upr and QA1 will move the wheels up.

Does upr or qa1 come with spacers or is that only for tublar control arms?

 

bullitstang1313

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I have the AJE k-member in mine right now no problems. I'm using the tubular a-arms with a coil over setup but they make k-members for use with the stock a-arms. I believe that the QA1 changes the caster to give you more negative caster which provides returnability. Some people don't like this because the wheels don't fit exactly center in the wheel well. Personally I've never measure it to check if it changes the caster and haven't seen pictures of the wheels in the wheel well so I can't say for sure what its like.

 

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Daggar

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Shopping thread

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LS-what?

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I got mine from PA racing jason is a good guy to deal with and I got the K member and 12" A arms


later

 

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Mine is PA Racing. It fits in beautiful. Its priced fairly. It does NOT move the engine or wheels or anything. It retains all stock specs. You can get them with or with out spring perches. So you can run both coil-overs or the stock coil springs, depending on how you order it. They offer tubular A-arms as well. Great quality! Got it in 3 days as well!

Edit: I also ordered it with the '94 ball joints instead of the fox ones so i dont' have to run the spacer. Free of charge as well. Good company to work with.

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