Lowering with coilovers - adj. rear toe arms required?
#1
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Lowering with coilovers - adj. rear toe arms required?
I'm installing a set of coilovers soon on my 996 C2 and am planning on lowering to the standard GT3 height.. is it still required to get a set a of adjustable rear toe arms to get the toe back to a decent spec?
Please let me know your thoughts, experiences.. greatly appreciated, thanks!
Please let me know your thoughts, experiences.. greatly appreciated, thanks!
#2
I highly recommend the rear arms, I have ohlins coilovers and to save on tire wear I splurged on the RSS arms and was able to get the alignment back into specs, they also greatly enhance the suspension feel
#3
RSS Rear Toe Steer and Lock Out Plate Kit
Thanks for the kind words... We also recommend replacing the OE rear eccentric adjuster bolt (located on the sub-frame side) with the RSS Toe Steer Lock Out Plates to help preserve your alignment/toe settings.
Link to Rear Toe Steer Kit:
http://rss.rpmware.com/rss/rss-adjus.../i-398286.aspx
Link to Rear Toe Steer Lock Out Plate Kit:
http://rss.rpmware.com/rss/rss-adjus.../i-541194.aspx
Link to Rear Toe Steer Kit:
http://rss.rpmware.com/rss/rss-adjus.../i-398286.aspx
Link to Rear Toe Steer Lock Out Plate Kit:
http://rss.rpmware.com/rss/rss-adjus.../i-541194.aspx
#5
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Anything over 2" drop will probably require them. Less than that and it should be fine.