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Topic: K-members... Which one?
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Black Stallion
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I'm debating between a UPR K-member, HAL (QA1) K-member or Maximum Motorsports K-member. Which is the lightest and best? Also is there any other brand to consider?
Maximum Motorsports is the cheapest (100), QA1 is about 210.
[ February 09, 2005, 03:29 AM: Message edited by: Black Stallion ]
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1Sicgt
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Where can you find a Maximum K for $100? If so I'll take 5. They usually go for $649. So if you can get a MM K for $100 take it.
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AJBlackGT
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Yeah, maximum motorsports are the best , but they're definately not 100 bucks.
edit: your probably mistaking their k member BRACE for a k member.
[ February 09, 2005, 09:10 AM: Message edited by: AJBlackGT ]
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90 Notch
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BlackDrop50
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Maximum Motorsports is all I buy, great products and customer service, fast shipping, way better than any other company I have dealt with, if you can't tell.
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quote:
Originally posted by BlackDrop50:
Maximum Motorsports is all I buy, great products and customer service, fast shipping, way better than any other company I have dealt with, if you can't tell.
![[patriot]](graemlins/patriot.gif) Great company
Great customer service and tech department
Great website too
G.C. ![[burnout]](graemlins/burnout.gif)
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jaybquick
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my QA1 is working great so far with 10k hard every day driving miles and many other suspension upgrades.
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Hungry Hippo
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the MM is the only one i'd trust on a street car, but it is not much lighter than stock. it does help with the front steering geometry though
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1Sicgt
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Oh, don't be cheap, get a-arms too. They make a difference.
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Black Stallion
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woops, I was looking at the braces. Anyone recommend a good place to buy MM k-members or QA1s?
Posts: 57 | From: San Jose | Registered: Dec 2004
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1Sicgt
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QA1's Summit Racing.
MM Strictly-Motorsports.com
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mustanggt5091
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paracing.net thats what id get
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Posts: 2353 | From: Fairfield / Santa Rosa , Ca | Registered: Sep 2001
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AJBlackGT
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I've got a D&D, got the k member, a arms, and coilovers together for 569
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90 Notch
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Hrly01Stng
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How are the ajeracing k-members? comparing paracing. for drag and street use also..
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AJBlackGT
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Originally posted by Hrly01Stng:
How are the ajeracing k-members? comparing paracing. for drag and street use also..
AJE is one of the better ones, next to maximim motorsports, better than the PA
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90 Notch
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Quick 88LX
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AJE may be better than paracing, but paracing is the only place I know of that will allow the cutstomer to specify the use of chrome moly tubing instead of rolled/mild steel.
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AJBlackGT
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AJE will also powdercoat your k member and a arms what ever color you want at no extra charge ![[Razz]](tongue.gif)
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90 Notch
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Quick 88LX
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So I can get my kmember powdercoated the color of my car for no charge? That is a hell of a deal. The best I have seen is silver, black, red for no charge.
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SEMPERFI510
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I have a griggs k and a-arm tubular setup and it is way lighter then stock. They are pricey as well too.
johnny
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AJBlackGT
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My mistake, what ever color you want out of their selection of colors ![[Wink]](wink.gif)
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1WICKEDmach
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Ive had my griggs k member in my 5.0 for 3 years with no problems. If i had to do it again i would go with the AJE k memeber. Its cheaper and the quality is just as good.
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Hrly01Stng
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Yea i think i just might do that... any good rear end suspension parts? like upper and lowers? cant decide with steeda double adjustables or what... on a 2001 gt
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SEMPERFI510
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Originally posted by Hrly01Stng:
Yea i think i just might do that... any good rear end suspension parts? like upper and lowers? cant decide with steeda double adjustables or what... on a 2001 gt
for rear suspension griggs and maximum motorsports are one of the best. I have a griggs torque arm and panhard bar with mm adjustable lower contral arms. The Panhard deletes the upper control arms on my car since it is welded in to the frame. It really depends on what you want but you can't go wrong with mm and griggs.
johnny
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Hrly01Stng
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Yea but griggs is more for street and road course.. which i all ready have installed.. i want a setup more for drag..
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9Roush8
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I heard the full k member, control arms, and coil overs weigh like 100+ lbs lighter than stock?? is that so?
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Posts: 788 | From: Manteca | Registered: Feb 2003
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racercosmo
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I wouldn't get a chrome moly k member. It may be stiffer, but it will also fatigue sooner than mild steel.
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