adjustable rear toe control arms fc3s rx7
any one know what companys makes these? need it for my fc.
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mazdatrix
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awr racing probably makes them
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Supernow
http://i27.tinypic.com/2e6c4zo.jpg |
Originally Posted by manslayerx9
(Post 9430339)
mazdatrix
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arw is a bit high in their price. where can i get the super now ones? i have their inner and outter tierods on my car for the front and love them.
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http://www.rhdjapan.com/jdm-low/Supe...C3S-RX-7-50167
go with teh Super Nows, a lil more exotic part over the awr. |
who cares about exotic..
who has the cheapest toe links? is it just AWR and supernow? |
too funny josh
anyway, the awr and the purple ones are the only links I can find too. I'm making my own in a couple of weeks with for 1/4 of the price. I'll post pics on the piston board. |
You know that the rear toe adjustment is done by the eccentric nut. The only reason you would need the aftermarket toe rod is because you used a soild bushing or a bearing in place of the bushing.
Thanks Robert |
IIRC, the AWR setup requires you drill out the hole on the trailing arm for the AWR hardware. The SuperNOW setup doesn't require this; it comes with tapered bolts like the stock setup.
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anyone hacked a stock link in half? does it look like its modifiable?
i was thinking if its hollow, you could tap the insides with opposing threads and use a center section to adjust. obvioulsy strength is an issue, and i dunno enough about materials (yet) |
Originally Posted by HotRodMex
(Post 9589661)
IIRC, the AWR setup requires you drill out the hole on the trailing arm for the AWR hardware. The SuperNOW setup doesn't require this; it comes with tapered bolts like the stock setup.
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Originally Posted by fc3s91
(Post 9589082)
You know that the rear toe adjustment is done by the eccentric nut. The only reason you would need the aftermarket toe rod is because you used a soild bushing or a bearing in place of the bushing.
Thanks Robert |
Originally Posted by Gene
(Post 9589745)
This is the way to go IMO, as the factory eccentric sucks. Adjusting it is a total pain in the ass and I don't think it keeps its setting well.
Thanks Robert |
i have the bearing, and yes you can still adjust toe with the eccentric bolt.
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A friend of mine has the A1 racing ones here:
http://shop.a1racing.com/dgt020.aspx They seem pretty nice. |
wrong part.
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It's the right part just a generic picture. Read the description.
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never heard of those. anyone have a pic? or at least used them? they are a bit cheaper..
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Originally Posted by fc3s91
(Post 9590705)
Have to tried to adjust the toe? Its easy. I use to do alignments for a shop years ago. Like I said earlier the toe rod is only used when you replace the stock bushing with a bearing. After the bearing is installed you have noway to adjust the rear toe. That is why the toe rod comes in place of the eccentric setup.
Thanks Robert My point is that replacing the eccentric bushing and toe control rod is a better setup overall than the stock setup. |
Originally Posted by JFixer
(Post 9591645)
It's the right part just a generic picture. Read the description.
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Originally Posted by Josh18_2k
(Post 9591704)
never heard of those. anyone have a pic? or at least used them? they are a bit cheaper..
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Originally Posted by JFixer
(Post 9591636)
A friend of mine has the A1 racing ones here:
http://shop.a1racing.com/dgt020.aspx They seem pretty nice. |
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