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40 to 332 · 09-12-2016, 04:14 PM

I've had both. Both are quality products. Each required a few hours to install ... in a cramped space ... so be prepared. The V3 is partially pre-assembled so it offers some advantages. Definitely order the HD clevis if you decide to go with the V3. The only disadvantage of the V3 over the V2 IMO is that the AFP adjustment on the V2 is very simple ... you can just dial it in after loosening one allen bolt; whereas, for the V3, you need to loosen 2 allen bolts and then align the markings on the bracket. It's just a bit fussier with the V3. Ryan at RJM offers great service and advice regardless of which version you choose.

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40 to 332 Enthusiast Member Join Date: Apr 2013 Location: Kimberley, BC, CANADA Posts: 452 Drives: 13 370Z BS M6 Sport Rep Power: 439	I've had both. Both are quality products. Each required a few hours to install ... in a cramped space ... so be prepared. The V3 is partially pre-assembled so it offers some advantages. Definitely order the HD clevis if you decide to go with the V3. The only disadvantage of the V3 over the V2 IMO is that the AFP adjustment on the V2 is very simple ... you can just dial it in after loosening one allen bolt; whereas, for the V3, you need to loosen 2 allen bolts and then align the markings on the bracket. It's just a bit fussier with the V3. Ryan at RJM offers great service and advice regardless of which version you choose.