Anyone used Kinetix Racing adjustable traction and camber arms - any good ?

[MicktZZZ]

Hi having dropped my subframe to treat rust under car thought I would strip down the rear camber and traction arms and clean up and paint, now they're off they seem pretty shot with them having quite a lot of play in them and just generally rusted and knackered .. so looking to replace, was also hoping to replace the lowering springs and fit coilovers so new arms is eating to my budget ☹️ .. so looking for mid-range budget arms have seen Kinetix Racing arms on Torqen (full kit front and back for £490) which look reasonable or theres driftworks on TS for a bit more, can't afford GKTech or similar if I still want to get coilovers

 

Anyone used Kinetix Racing ?

[Coz@TORQEN]

Hi, Kinetix is a nice mid-range suspension arm, good quality and has the adjustability needed there as well. We usually recommend these as mid-range and then SPL Pro as the higher end of the scale.

 

Front and rear kit is in stock and ready to ship 

[ZMANALEX]

Your choice of adjustable rear arms will depend on if you are going for true rear coil overs or not.

 

I am not a fan of Kinetix, and I have had failures in the past however, should be okay for fast road.

 

SPL is the informed choice of champions and that is what I use, but they come at a premium price, but worth every cent.

[nissanman312]

I have kinetix on mine I've put 30k miles on them no issues 

However will be swapping out to spl at some point.

 

Spl isn't the best if you drive your car in all weather as they are all bearings without and protection from road grime 

But they are undoubtedly the best in terms of quality

[MicktZZZ]

Thanks gone Kinetix for now just because of cost plus no plans for serious track use for now, hope to fit true coilovers later this year and again will be on a budget so looking at YSR or possibly HSD or cheaper BC