Anyone try these NRG DME camber arms?
 

I'm currently in the debate between which rear camber arm I would like to run, and I came across this camber arm on ConceptZ:

NRG DME-N001 Rear Camber Kit 09+ 370Z - Nissan performance parts

NRG DME-N003 Rear Camber Kit Nissan 370Z 09+ - Nissan performance parts

http://i248.photobucket.com/albums/g...psfd7f6b8b.jpg

The first link is for the part number DME-N001, and the second is for DME-N003. After cross-referencing on NRG's website, the N003 is for the 370z, and the N001 is for the 350z. That being said, the N001 is about $60 dollars cheaper, and as far as I know, the 350z uses the same arm.

These arms look pretty, at least. :tup: I'm just not sure about the long term quality, and since I'm still debating if the cost of the SPL arms are worth what I would like to do with my car. My current bias is towards the SPC arms. They seem to fit the bill for a street car, and many people run them on the street with no issues.

these use a solid rubber bushing as opposed to SPL's::USA made FK racing 3-piece bearing feature a teflon liner to provide quiet operation, lower friction, smoother articulation and eliminates bushing deflection under load. The liner is also self-lubricating and self-cleaning, offering robust reliability for street and track use.