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Old 07-02-2004, 08:26 AM
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Default Looky whats going on the car right now...

<center><img src="http://pictureposter.audiworld.com/17668/camber.jpg"></center><p>2Bennett camber plates. Also having them put in my powerflex bushings while they are at it. I'll give driving impressions soon Should be much tighter handling car, with the combination of poly bushings and replacement of the soft rubber strut mount.
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who makes those? very nice indeed.
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oooooooooooooo.....me likee!
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Default 2Bennett in Davis, CA. These guys do awesome stuff.

They've long worked on the older 20v stuff and have built some unbelievable cars, right now they are working on a B5 S4 biturbo for their own racecar, they just got an awesome race trailer rig. they prototype all their stuff and have it machined. It just so happens that the TT strut towers are nearly identical to the older cars, which they have lot's of experience with.
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very nice
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thx. so is that custom? or do they sells these normally.
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Default Available to the general public. They like to install themselves though.

It requires removal of the strut assembly and some fine tuning to get the camber characteristics for the situation. I wanted the ability to go from a streetable -1.2 or so to a an aggressive -2.5 or more for autocross with a pretty simple turn of the bearing.

There's nothing too tricky about the install if you are comfortable with suspension, in fact they mentioned this morning that they need to do a better job advertising that they have this kit available. It is bomber (as you can see). The KMac kit is nice if you want to correct your neg camber after lowering, but they do not recommend competition use. This kit is designed for competition.
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so what's the out-the-door pricing?
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probably about 700 with labor, i'll let you know
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