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How to install Z1 350Z Compression Rods

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Z1's Upgraded 350Z and G35 Compression Rods feature a pair of our Hybrid Monoball Compression Rod Bushings pre-pressed into Hayaku Compression Rods. Purchasing upgraded compression rods decrease installation time by providing a brand-new, fully assembled arm.
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5 сен 2024

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Комментарии : 11

@jaybee6280 Год назад

thanks for supporting our cars!

@simonbrowne1534 Год назад

Great vid guys. Hopefully this sealed monoball you’ve developed makes it into z34 chassis parts.

@slfrules1 Год назад

I ugga-dugga'd those 14s back in so now i have a couple 12x1.25 threadcerts to install. Probably gonna get the FDF brace cause i'll be in there. I really want these arms! Been through two sets of poly bushings in 50k. These new oe replacement arms i'm on feel like the poly's 10k in. I bet those will have it on rails

@DarkMan2555 Год назад

Yeah I really want these arms too! On my 06 G35 sedan, I hear a knocking/clunking noise from the passenger side, so I know the compression arm on that side is going out since most of my suspension was replaced when I bought my G35 a little over 6 years ago.

@adammullins1862 6 месяцев назад

How do you stop the ball joint from spinning mine just spin help please😭

@OPV2050 9 месяцев назад

Does the ball joint need to be greased? And how?

@user-be1cb6kp4x 6 месяцев назад

Is the increase NVH and increase in just vibration or any knocking?

@itderryhoofdsrs 5 месяцев назад

do you have to preload the arms???

@Nejinissan440 Год назад

Always wandering what is the part in the middle of the rod is for. A holder for something on an other model?

@DarkMan2555 Год назад

From my understanding, that is a stop for when you turn your steering wheel at full lock. On the lower part of the knuckle/hub, there is a small piece of metal bolted to the hub that stops the hub from smashing into the compression arm. You can kinda see what I'm talking about at 1:30 in the video on the right side of the video frame