Megan Roll Center Adjuster

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Yay or nay? Did a search, nothing came up for these.

They have them for the front and rear. Cheaper option than the adjustable RLCA/FLCA (which are really for race/drift cars anyhow). These are for the OEM LCA's.

Does anyone have them? Did it make a difference? I'm annoyed with the excessive bumpsteer I get. So I'm looking at the adjustable outer tie rod ends too (which adjust for that). Before you ask about my car--yes everythings been replaced/upgraded (only thing that hasn't been are the rear LCA's but the bushings are in good shape).


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havent heard anything.have heard and felt the difference the whiteline product on evo's. made an arguable difference

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I've been wondering the same thing for a while actually.These are way cheaper than moonface,but at what cost?IDK.You should get them and tell us how it goes.

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Well I'm going to pass on them because Moonface is a bazillion times better (rightly so, the construction looks stellar).

I'm going to a race alignment shop fairly soon so I'll ask them if they are the bee's knee's or a waste on a street-driven car. I'd imagine they're fairly important for cars with coilovers. Which I do not run.

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I'm probably late now, but just in case someone finds this in a search...
Megan Roll Center Adjusters are junk!
They do nothing but move the arm down, so they look like the roll center was adjusted but it is not, the pivot point stays the same as stock and does nothing to fix roll center.

Roll center is determined by pivot points, the Megan's shank is the same length as stock (you want a longer shank), so it does not move the pivot point down lower like you want it to.

If you get bumpsteer, it may be time to space your tie rods down to get it parallel to the ground.

Also, if you want a lot of roll center adjustability, do what's done in this guide:
http://www.nissanroadracing.com/showthread.php?t=1407
I'll be doing it once I install my coilovers.

I read that thread many many times, so if you have any questions about the modification, just ask me!

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It's funny this thread came up again. I was actually thinking about it recently. The Moonface roll centers do have longer shanks, but are ridiculously overly priced. The greddy ones have longer shanks too, and are a little cheaper, but still pricey. The megan price is good, but the design is bad. I really want to try the modified lca but I'm not to confident in heim modifications. very interesting stuff.


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