Adjustable Rear Camber Arm Snapped Whilst Driving :(

[Krzys]

D2 make pretty poor products, cheaply knocked out of a factory in Taiwan. Same as Meister R, Yellow Speed etc.

I've always said that if you go cheap you'll go twice.

 

[Chris.]

For things like brakes, suspension components, coilovers etc I'd always go with a reputable brand and OEM manufactured/TUV approved if possible.

 

[Krzys]

For things like brakes, suspension components, coilovers etc I'd always go with a reputable brand and OEM manufactured/TUV approved if possible.

Yeah I agree, it's just too important to cheap out on! No point in 'upgrading' if the replacement part is manufactured worse than the OEM component you're replacing.

 

[Shoonk]

Yeah I agree, it's just too important to cheap out on! No point in 'upgrading' if the replacement part is manufactured worse than the OEM component you're replacing.

Totally agree there, some people want things done straight away so buy cheap crap that tends to ruin the car. Just be patient, save up if needed, and get a reputable brand, you won't end up with the headaches associated with cheap tat then.

 

[Davec148]

I like a bargain, but when it comes to a vehicle, ** pay top whack if needed.

 

[You Jay]

I always thought SPC were an Eibach item and one of the same, ie, if you bought an Eibach kit you get an SPC box anyway.

My Eibach Camber Arms has SPC stamp on them.