are these any good?


Look like hardrace copy, those bolts look a bit small to me. Personally I wouldn't risk saving on such a critical part.
 
Don't risk it mate the expensive ones can be temperamental enough at times never mind a cheap copy of them, personally I've used skunk2 pro series front camber arms and abused them on track and had no issues
 
At the end of the day, excluding JDM parts, these kinds of parts are expensive for a reason.
Cheaper ones will be after the same amount of profit but save on materials such as bolts etc. do you really want to bolt something to your car that a company has skimped on? I certainly wouldn't.
 
Think il give these ones a miss and save for some proper ones.

cheers for the info, so hardrace, skunk 2 are the ones to go for?
 
lewis.25 said:
Think il give these ones a miss and save for some proper ones.

cheers for the info, so hardrace, skunk 2 are the ones to go for?
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A lot have run the buddy club ones but the bolts arnt high tensil so a load have broke and it seems a lot have fitted different bolts to try fix the problem,IMO you shouldn't have to upgrade parts to make safe. The hard race are actually called cyber speed if I'm correct they use one big nut to adjust I'm pretty sure Stephen on here had a problem with his with cracking. Haven't here anything about the skunk2 pro series stuff, have used them personally and mine were perfect on track. I'd say either the cyber speed or skunk2 would be dead on it's just I've personally used the skunk2 ones with no problems on my track car and will be using them again on my road/track car
 
kellsled said:
A lot have run the buddy club ones but the bolts arnt high tensil so a load have broke and it seems a lot have fitted different bolts to try fix the problem,IMO you shouldn't have to upgrade parts to make safe. The hard race are actually called cyber speed if I'm correct they use one big nut to adjust I'm pretty sure Stephen on here had a problem with his with cracking. Haven't here anything about the skunk2 pro series stuff, have used them personally and mine were perfect on track. I'd say either the cyber speed or skunk2 would be dead on it's just I've personally used the skunk2 ones with no problems on my track car and will be using them again on my road/track car
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The skunk 2s sound good, what sort of camber do you run on your track car? I bet they make quite a difference to turn in etc
 
kellsled said:
A lot have run the buddy club ones but the bolts arnt high tensil so a load have broke and it seems a lot have fitted different bolts to try fix the problem,IMO you shouldn't have to upgrade parts to make safe. The hard race are actually called cyber speed if I'm correct they use one big nut to adjust I'm pretty sure Stephen on here had a problem with his with cracking. Haven't here anything about the skunk2 pro series stuff, have used them personally and mine were perfect on track. I'd say either the cyber speed or skunk2 would be dead on it's just I've personally used the skunk2 ones with no problems on my track car and will be using them again on my road/track car
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Spc had the big central nut, they crack.
The hardrace ones have 4 proper bolts holding the alignment tight. Made from tubular steel I assume so they won't be cracking anytime soon.
 
kellsled said:
A lot have run the buddy club ones but the bolts arnt high tensil so a load have broke and it seems a lot have fitted different bolts to try fix the problem,IMO you shouldn't have to upgrade parts to make safe. The hard race are actually called cyber speed if I'm correct they use one big nut to adjust I'm pretty sure Stephen on here had a problem with his with cracking. Haven't here anything about the skunk2 pro series stuff, have used them personally and mine were perfect on track. I'd say either the cyber speed or skunk2 would be dead on it's just I've personally used the skunk2 ones with no problems on my track car and will be using them again on my road/track car
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Hardrace and Cyberspeed are different dude. Cyberspeed is the name of Miester R's camber arm brand. Pretty sure they just used the same design as Hardrace as they look the same.

As Jesse says, the ones Steven had were SPC's.

I'd got for Hardrace personally, I trust those chunky bolts a hell of a lot more than those daft little allen bolts. And Hardrace stuff is excellent quality, my car's been rebushed using their products and I'm very happy with them.
 
lewis.25 said:
The skunk 2s sound good, what sort of camber do you run on your track car? I bet they make quite a difference to turn in etc
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Can't remember from memory I'll try find my track settings, and as below my bad same design lol my cars got the hard race bushes and there a good job I'd say either of 2 would be dead on mate. End of day both are good products I've only had experience with the skunk2 so can't comment in the other
 
I use skunk 2 pro series front arms on my rally car, they have never slipped position, I did swap the bolts to higher tensile ones only so I could tighten them more, I also put an extra nut and bolt in the slots to make sure they don't move, they have been fine over the roughest roads and jumps
I would recommend putting extra grease inside the rubber boot as they seem quite dry when new, dead easy to do
 
i've never had a problem with my eibach/SPC fronts, is there someone here that cracked them? i have regular version where you can adjust camber caster, but i don't doubt not even for a second eibach quality. if i really want to get some excellent ones i would go for J's racing or JIC or SPC forged ones.
 
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