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Hey guys. Just a quick question in regards to a few suspension components im going to install in my R33 GTR.

Im in two minds if i should go with the pillow ball or the bushing type where i have the choice. The car is 95% road car which is driven maybe once a fortnight. I have heard that the pillow balls are a little bit noiser which is not really a big concern, unless it really is totally unbearable.

I have a set of Nismo S-Tune suspension to go in (NOT hight adjustable)

Was thinking along the lines of Ikeya Formula Rear Camber adjuster upper arm, Ikeya Formula adjuster aear lower arm set, Ikeya Formula front upper link set, Ikeya Formula front pillow adjuster link set and maybe some Cusco swaybars. Thoughts? Should i do anything different?

Brief spec of the car is a 2.8 litre with GT RS's with 370 RWKW.

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Hey guys. Just a quick question in regards to a few suspension components im going to install in my R33 GTR.

Im in two minds if i should go with the pillow ball or the bushing type where i have the choice. The car is 95% road car which is driven maybe once a fortnight. I have heard that the pillow balls are a little bit noiser which is not really a big concern, unless it really is totally unbearable.

I have a set of Nismo S-Tune suspension to go in (NOT hight adjustable)

Was thinking along the lines of Ikeya Formula Rear Camber adjuster upper arm, Ikeya Formula adjuster aear lower arm set, Ikeya Formula front upper link set, Ikeya Formula front pillow adjuster link set and maybe some Cusco swaybars. Thoughts? Should i do anything different?

Brief spec of the car is a 2.8 litre with GT RS's with 370 RWKW.

If it is for the road go with bushes.

Nismo make some nice swaybars which should match the springs.

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