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Originally Posted by R3drckt09 Okay, so for the rear I should be good with camber & toe arms, and then 2 sets of lockout bolts. Got it. The issue is

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Old 06-06-2014, 12:11 PM   #16 (permalink)
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Okay, so for the rear I should be good with camber & toe arms, and then 2 sets of lockout bolts. Got it.
The issue is that I believe you cannot just replace the toe arm without going with a full coilover. Otherwise, you need to replace the mid-link, which has a spring perch. SPL makes some lust-worthy mid-links with adjustable perches, but they are very expensive. I would suggest starting with the adjustable camber arms and see if you can get in spec for toe based on your ride height. If you can't, then consider options to deal with toe, like the mid-links.
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