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Originally Posted by vtl
Would probably have been ok if I purchased lemforder bushings and didn't weld them. You also need to put a bunch of washers in to make sure the boot doesn't rub on the subframe, ended up not being a great solution.
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Thanks for the quick response
vtl!
I figured out the reason for the difference is that you bought new arms whereas I've pressed the old bushings out of my existing arms, who's holes must have expanded slightly over time.
I'm hoping I have better luck with the Meyle bushings I'm installing with (hopefully) no need to tack weld. One of the reasons I went this option over the aftermarket options was for the long service life after all.
Do you think the washers affect the range of motion or effectiveness of controlling toe?
I'm feeling optimistic that this could still be a good option for the toe arms, along with the trailing arms.
I'll report back the results & longevity.
