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Hotchkis

Hotchkis 02+ Mini Rear Camber Links 2 Lower Links

SKU: HOT13800

$338.34

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Hotchkis 02+ Mini Rear Camber Links 2 Lower Links

$338.34

$338.34

Tech Specs

Brand
Hotchkis
SKU
HOT13800
Shipping weight
6.8 lb

Hotchkis Sport Suspension 13800 Sport Rear Camber Links for 2002-2009 Mini Cooper and Copper S have an adjustment range from zero to negative four degrees for increased rear grip are fully built and pre-set to the stock length with greasable bushings. Each Link is simply adjusted by loosening the lock nuts and then rotating the hex center for more or less camber. The Sport Rear Camber Links are designed and tested to suit any street or track environment. With the Links pre-set to the stock length you can then use that camber setting as your new baseline. The Links themselves are made up of two tubular steel outer arms with a billet aluminum hex center. The polyurethane bushings can be greased by utilizing the zerk fittings at each end. Durable yet highly functional the Sport Camber Links give you the freedom to set your Mini s rear camber at any setting. Application: 02-09 Cooper Cooper S

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