Circuit Sports Tension Rods Nissan S14 240sx Front Adjustable 95-98 on 2040-parts.com
Milford, Connecticut, US
Circuit Sports Front Tension Rods for Nissan S14 Adjustable. Circuit Sports pillow-ball tension rods can be used to adjust caster which can increase front camber angle as steering angle increases. These S14 tension rods feature specially treated adjustable pillow joints for protection against dust and dirt. High quality pillow ball ends are used to replace stock rubber bushings for more direct and predictable feel.
Each Circuit Sports tension rods come in a pair for 1 vehicle.
Allows adjustability of caster
High quality 3pcs teflon rod end
CNC one piece aluminum body for light weigt and strength
High quality blue anodized finish
Direct bolt on with all new hardwares
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