V4 Drift/Grip S13 240sx

GKTECH
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At Gktech we now have three different variants of our world-renowned front drop knuckles!

Note that this listing is for the S13 Drift/Grip variant. If you would like to purchase an alternate variant, please refer to our other listings.

All of them are designed and build similar, sharing the following;

- Light weight
- Robust design
- S13/ S14 variations
- 4130 Chromoly
- CMM measured, CAD designed and FEA tested
- E-coated (Electrophoresis Coating)

We have tailored the knuckles to suit all types of motorsport that your S-Chassis is used for, the options we have are…


Grip knuckles

These have been specifically designed for Grip/ Time-Attack racing in mind, we have lowered the balljoint height 1.96' (50mm) for roll center correction while also lowering the steering mount 2.51' (64mm) for bump steer correction.

Being that they are Grip/ Time-Attack specific we have kept the OEM ackerman and OEM steering arm length, in the factory positioning.

- Ball joint height lowered 1.96' (50mm)
- Steering mount lowered 2.51' (64mm)
- Lightweight (S13 version is 6.9lbs and S14/S15 is 7.2lbs)
- Provision for ABS sensor

NOTE:
Due to the 2.51' (64mm) of bump steer correction some tie rods may interfere with the inside of your rim. This is entirely dependent on both the inside diameter of the rim and the length/type of tie rod that you are running however as a general rule a 17" rim or larger will be required.

From there, we have the hybrid of the Grip knuckle and the Drift knuckle, which is the;


Drift/Grip knuckles
These have the best of both worlds, with the driveability that the grip knuckles have, the balljoint height has been lowered 1.96' (50mm) for roll centre and bump steer correction while also having around up to 60 degrees of steering lock available.

They have been designed with a linear steering response making them super smooth and predictable to drive with. They are still a super competitive knuckle to drive on in terms of drifting, but just don’t have the extra edge the pro knuckles do (as seen below).

This knuckle is perfect for the all-rounder, who enjoys both Drifting and Grip/Time-Attack.

To get the maximum amount of rack travel and see the full potential with these knuckles we recommend the bolt on rack spacers if your rack is moved forward, otherwise, you may get steering bind. If it is not moved forward and is not something you are able to do, we do recommend the offset rack spacers which do move the inner tie rods forward, which mitigates bind and still offer the rack travel needed.

- Ball joint height lowered 1.96' (50mm)
- Lightweight (S13 version is 6.6lbs and S14/S15 is 7lbs)
- Provision for ABS sensor

Lastly we have;


Pro Drift Knuckles
These knuckles have specifically been designed to be used for drifting only.

These bad boys have had their ball joint height lowered 1.96' (50mm) for roll centre and bump steer correction and are able to achieve around 70 degrees of steering lock with ease!

They are not for the faint hearted being our pro knuckle they feature caster trail and adjustable Ackerman, that's right, adjustable Ackerman so that you can really dial in your front end and be unstoppable.

As mentioned above, to get the maximum amount of rack travel and see the full potential with these knuckles we recommend the bolt on rack spacers if your rack is moved forward, otherwise, you may get steering bind. If it is not moved forward and is not something you are able to do, we do recommend the offset rack spacers which do move the inner tie rods forward, which mitigates bind and still offer the rack travel needed.

These knuckles are too awesome to have provision for ABS, this does mean there is no provision for ABS.

- Ball joint height lowered 1.96' (50mm)
- Lightweight (S13 version is 6.4lbs and S14/S15 is 6.6lbs)
- Offset caster trail
- Adjustable Ackerman

Want more technical information, product benefits and a look into the design process? Click here:
https://au.gktech.com/news/gktech-s-chassis-steering-knuckle/


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