Long Upper Link Knuckle for RX28 [Reflex Racing] RX28A-64
This knuckle offsets the top ball thread location by 0.25mm outwards. This creates a longer upper arm and decreases camber gain on your front end. A longer link makes the reaction of the car slightly slower for conditions where you are looking for slower response like tracks with long sweeping corners. This Setting effectively reduces KPI.
***Please note that because the upper ball is moved outwards, you must use no less than 1.5 degrees of camber. Otherwise you end up with a steering geometry that can cause camber loss and a car that will handle poorly and has bad tire wear***
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Long Upper Link Knuckle for RX28 [Reflex Racing] RX28A-64
Long Upper Link Knuckle for RX28 [Reflex Racing] RX28A-64
This knuckle offsets the top ball thread location by 0.25mm outwards. This creates a longer upper arm and decreases camber gain on your front end. A longer link makes the reaction of the car slightly slower for conditions where you are looking for slower response like tracks with long sweeping corners. This Setting effectively reduces KPI.
***Please note that because the upper ball is moved outwards, you must use no less than 1.5 degrees of camber. Otherwise you end up with a steering geometry that can cause camber loss and a car that will handle poorly and has bad tire wear***
$21.99
Long Upper Link Knuckle for RX28 [Reflex Racing] RX28A-64—
$21.99
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This knuckle offsets the top ball thread location by 0.25mm outwards. This creates a longer upper arm and decreases camber gain on your front end. A longer link makes the reaction of the car slightly slower for conditions where you are looking for slower response like tracks with long sweeping corners. This Setting effectively reduces KPI.
***Please note that because the upper ball is moved outwards, you must use no less than 1.5 degrees of camber. Otherwise you end up with a steering geometry that can cause camber loss and a car that will handle poorly and has bad tire wear***
