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Just after some feedback on their gear from real people. Looking to get myself some bits for my R32. I know there is a company in Brisbane that does a kit containing a decent amount of gear on the cheap. Cars street driven with a little bit of drifting.

The kit Im looking at comes with -

Front Camber Rods

Castor Arms

Rear Camber Arms

Rear Toe Rods

Rear Traction Rods

Solid Cradle Bushes

All KKR gear

I have KKR castor rods in my car, put them in about 18 months ago, i guess they have done around 2000 kays and around 5 track days. pulled them off yesterday and they still look good, rose joints have free'd up but no play.

Otomoto in parramatta sydney also sell this KKR kit....about $ 880. Im thinking of trading off bettwen New Coilovers or This kit for my next buy, Also interested in Quality.

Im in the same boat, either rebuild my current Kei Office coils (just the rear) and buy this package or buy a full new set of coils.

Just after some feedback on their gear from real people. Looking to get myself some bits for my R32. I know there is a company in Brisbane that does a kit containing a decent amount of gear on the cheap. Cars street driven with a little bit of drifting.

The kit Im looking at comes with -

Front Camber Rods

Castor Arms

Rear Camber Arms

Rear Toe Rods

Rear Traction Rods

Solid Cradle Bushes

All KKR gear

Double check the contents, r32's don't use rear toe rods, kit should come with a hicas lock bar.

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