Nismo vs SPC Control Arms

[Corbic]

Originally Posted by BryanSayWhat

The Nismo toe arms use the factory eccentric bolts for adjustment. The GKTech HICAS eliminator doesn't facilitate the use of the factory eccentric bolts (thus the adjustable arms).

He did. The problem is not the tolerances, but the lack of any adjustment with the Nismo toe arms.

Bingo.

Originally Posted by BryanSayWhat

Also, looks like Hardrace makes an adjustable hard rubber rear toe arm as well: https://hardraceusa.com/products/240...ubber-2pcs-set[/B]

I wonder if that's the same thing as Truhart.

[BryanSayWhat]

Originally Posted by Corbic

I wonder if that's the same thing as Truhart.

Quick google search shows that Hardrace, Truhart and Megan are all likely the same. Nice catch.

[Corbic]

Originally Posted by BryanSayWhat

Quick google search shows that Hardrace, Truhart and Megan are all likely the same. Nice catch.

Just about to say, looking at their catalog of arms, bushings, and parts - it's Aussie branded Megan.

[Farzam]

Originally Posted by Corbic

Just about to say, looking at their catalog of arms, bushings, and parts - it's Aussie branded Megan.

Truhart is a US company, based in NC. They do have distro in AUS though.

Like Megan and a few other brands, they private label Hardrace arms for most applications.

More than give any zilvians a hookup on their parts for future ref