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Old 08-05-2003, 07:49 AM
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Default POLL: Forge rear arms, did you install top? or bottom?
Are there any drawbacks? I installed mine on the top. because the bottom did not give me the adjustment I wanted.
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Old 08-05-2003, 07:54 AM
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Default I have them on top, I am moving them to the bottom soon as I can't
get the toe adjustment correct with them on top.
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Default bottom. How did installing it on the bottom not allow for enough adjustment?
You can practically pull the bottom so far in, that you can have POSITIVE camber. Putting it on the top may create issues of you are running wider rear wheels, as you will be pushing the top out to reduce negative camber. other than that, top is still works.
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Default I have adjustable arms top and bottom.... There is more than enough adjustment with this set up...
most say bottom though... with just one set....
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expensive set up..Cool..but it's only $$
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Yea not cheap going the route I took . But I think its worth it...... now only if I had time to go enjoy my car... thanks..
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My bad, I have the strat arms, you cannot pull it in that much. I needed more
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