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4931, pillow mounts? is this for real??? Posted by joshacu, Dec-09-01 03:36 PM
have you guys seen this. i never could find them before. do you know anybody that has them. what is "d32a". thanks.
http://www.digitalracer.com/catalog/category_product_detail.asp?pid=8676
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4932, RE: pillow mounts? is this for real??? Posted by DarkOne, Dec-10-01 03:37 AM
D32A is a dealer code for one Eclipse model or the other.. not sure.
Those mounts are for JDM applications, but the mounts should be the same. For $250, tho, i'd pass on those.
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4933, RE: pillow mounts? is this for real??? Posted by Logic3, Dec-10-01 05:13 AM
Yeah, Digital Racer seems to be pretty expensive on everything.
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4934, RE: pillow mounts? is this for real??? Posted by LoudEclipse, Dec-10-01 07:52 AM
 wo0t! i dont even know what a pillow mount is
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4935, RE: pillow mounts? is this for real??? Posted by HadesOmega, Dec-11-01 03:21 PM
wow cool didn't know they made em for us. Well Pillow ball mounts mount on top of our shox to the strut tower. See those sliders and locking nuts on the top of it? You use those to adjust your camber and they say it gives you better response and stuff. I think anyway. Heh for 250 I rather get the camber kits, looks like the front is the only adjustable one also.
Speaking of digital racer lookie what I found on their site! Pix of Dec 2nd Buttonwillow speedtrial event I was at. see this pic of the drivers meeting, the dude in front of the guy with the white cap is me. The one wearing a beanie and dark sweater hehe. Hehe and it you look to the left and up a little there's Kory wearing a beanie and big puffy black jacket.

Uh oh and who's this! Dat would be Kory's ride.

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4936, RE: pillow mounts? is this for real??? Posted by koolade9, Dec-12-01 11:48 AM
all those would change is the relative angle the shocks sit at. those won't change your camber angle at all. They are designed for cars where the strut attaches directly to the upper control arm...it's hard to explain, but if you just look at the geometry of the suspension, you'll see.
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