UAS Pivoting Front Camber Arms (Started 29-4-2009) Current participants only to post

I HAVE THEM!

Great work guys, these are really worth waiting for. Beautifully made and probably the last pair of U/C Arms I will ever need to buy.
Big thanks to Wizard and Black Beast(who are helping UAS to assemble these, ready for delivery)good on you guys.:zlove::zlove:

[TIS]P.S. Remember to fit these with the Cotter Pin at the outer end(to avoid any chance of it fouling on the inner mounting bracket under full suspension dive).[TIS]

 

Hi Rob, please see my part in this thread dated 19-08-2009, 12:17 AM

I have paid my money but I seam to have been removed from the list.

Please can you add me back in as I have been waiting for sometime for these.

Regards

steve

 

I have my arms! Thanks Rob for the group buy and thankyou John for the arms:zlove:

 

i got mine today too! thanks to John and Rob!

 

question

this is a bit of a dumbass question. but which way around do these go when you install them

 

Quote from Chili about half a dozen posts up

"P.S. Remember to fit these with the Cotter Pin at the outer end(to avoid any chance of it fouling on the inner mounting bracket under full suspension dive)."

 

WE checked clearance both ways and does not seem to be an issue unless you car is really realllly tooo low and also probably need cut down bump stops. We did assemble them with the thicker spacers on the thinner side so they go on the inside. Meaning Nissan made the control arms 2mm thicker on the inner bracket being 112mmm and the outside 110mm.
Also for everyone?s info these arms ended up costing UAS about 55% more than Fulcrums price, plus we had to assemble them all done by qualified tradesman, not cheap. If it went the other way around, meaning after everyone committed and paid the money, were told UAS decided to get made through another company and getting made OS to save money and a few slight changes, being no Cotter Pin, but now grub screw, No countersinking the main bodies which is extra machining and not Tig but Mig welded, No alloy spacers internal bearing spacers and external but using cheaper mild steel. and getting made OS to save UAS around 60% or more, no discount to the buyers. Then there would have been understandably unhappy campers.
Anyone one wish to pay more though for a better product?? LOL

BTW due to above, also the time spent on this project, the new price will be $595. Still good value for what it does and how it will make suspension work better. Cheap in the long run.

I apologise for the delay and any frustration. Merry Christmas and enjoy.

 

Thanks John I will pop in next time I'm in Sydney and grab a set. Enjoy your Christmas break, happy Zedding!

 

so

how about a picture of one of the new ones installed. then?

 

Thanks John,
your commitment to delivering a high quality product and absorbing the additional costs is appreciated by all of us. Let's hope the product sells well domestically and overseas, so that you can recoup your costs.

Merry Christmas!

 

Yes being a Unique product and for a while at least, I won't have to compete with Ebay and manufacturers from up north. I am confident once they get out there in the market place they will be the no 1 choice. The only thing stopping someone buying these is either not aware of them, or maybe on cost, in the short term, as cost a bit more than the Fling Woo brands, which usually don't last, or bushes which flog out.

 

Got mine today, look mint! Cheers for all the effort Rob

 

mine arrived last friday - very pretty and very solid.
great work Rob et al.

 

Thanks mate Well worth the wait.

I've emailed Tim a couple of days ago but no reply as yet?

 

Nevermind the ball is rolling. Cheers guys

 

Got mine today, look good!!. Thanx Rob and John for all your efforts and a Merry Christmas.:zlove:

 

Mine arrived, Thanks Guys