Reply to "Lower Rear control arms wanted"

matgMember

Chuck sorry did not get the detail..

. ..the mounts are actually weldments attached to the upper rear shocks and upper subframe on the other side of the inner fender panels, getting the brace-bar ends further inside the weldments ....

I need some help on this one please.

can you do a picture (one side) of this set up, as it appears I can do that welding/mechanics myself. As I do not want to change the upper/lower control etc... The rear is good per measurment, just missing left 0.5 deg/app 1mm to add. Toe is +/-0 now, I can add .5 mm on lower control arm rear, think for now no need.
BUT a stiffer rear is something to consider..

Sorry for my NON knowledge on this subject matter.. cool Tx..

MatG

2/22/207:21 AM

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