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So I've been on a hunt for a little more front track on my R32 GTR while also giving some more free camber as a result. I could just get my cash out and go the Ikeya Formula route but I'm trying to save money during the time my new house is getting built so I'm looking for a cheaper option. Enter Moonface racing who seem to specialise in this kind of thing...

First they have standard roll centre adjusters (which I already have albeit in Greddy form)

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Then they have these offset roll centre adjusters with ball joints that would do the trick, only issue is they are the best part of the Ikeya Formula kit which I would rather have.

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and then come these... What they call a Racing plate Camber Adjuster, which appears to be an offset roll centre adjuster but by the photos appears that the bolt centerlines and locating circle are still the same geometry as normal with only the spacer offset which wouldn't actually change anything?!?

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Tell me I'm going crazy but I can't for the love of me see how these work? They are a really cheap option if they did offset the ball joint but they don't?

Or tell me to stop being a jew and buy the Ikeya Formula kit :)

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Stop been jew and get Ikeya parts

Having said that, I thought they are two different things? Sure the Ikeya is more expensive but it does replace your LCA and tension rod in one nifty package

That MF RCA is not cheap by all means

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