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Old 12-02-2010   #1
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Re: Project Winter Beater

I'm confused, how does the jay's racing kit eliminate active rear toe?
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Re: Project Winter Beater

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I'm confused, how does the jay's racing kit eliminate active rear toe?

With that kit you basically remove the stock bushing and it's mount on the trailing arm and the jay's kit will slide in where the stock rubber was and you weld it to the arm. I opted to go the super cheap route and buy the energy susp. poly bushing set for the upper & lower control arms, and trailing arms and then welded a washer on to make it solid.



This is the only pic that you can see the trailing arms when I was done with them, right before going back in my car:

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