Wisefab Front Drift Angle Lock Kit, Nissan Skyline R34 (WF340)

Complete front angle kit for the R34 Skyline, with Wisefab upper control arms in place of the factory arms to improve kinematics and prevent rubbing at full lock. One-piece lower arms and knuckles with built-in Ackermann adjustment complete the setup.

Fits

• Nissan Skyline (R34): Wisefab does not say whether the AWD GT-R version is covered

Before you order

• Requires S14 front hubs.
• Coilovers required. Designed for a ride height of about 80 mm from the front subframe to the ground.
• Depending on wheel width and offset, wider fenders or flares will be needed. No inner wheel well trimming needed with tires up to about 635 mm diameter (for example 225/45R17, 235/40R17, 235/35R18, 255/30R18).
• Minimum wheel size 17 in. Recommended backspacing about 135 mm (7 in ET45, 8 in ET35, 9 in ET20).
• Steering uses rack offset spacers on the factory rack.
• For the rear, Wisefab notes the S14/S15 rear suspension kit can be used on a Skyline after fitting an S14 rear subframe.

Highlights

• Wisefab upper control arms included, replacing the factory arms to avoid rubbing at full lock; adjustable lock stopper
• 65 degrees of lock with parallel steering
• Ackermann is adjustable toward positive or negative in a few minutes at the track without upsetting the alignment (adjustment hardware included).
• One-piece lower control arm replaces the factory two-piece arm for stiffness at high lock; the arm is shared across Wisefab's S- and R-chassis kits
• Both knuckle joints are dropped to raise the front roll centre on a lowered car and improve camber gain
• Geometry is tuned for dynamic camber, low bump steer and controlled steering jacking across the full steering range, so the wheel self-centres instead of sticking at full lock.
• High-strength steel throughout, including sheet metal parts, tube ends and rod end housings. Rod ends and spherical bearings throughout, no rubber bushings.

In the kit

• Pre-set upper and lower control arms
• Knuckles with hardware
• Assembled tie rods
• Installation guide