Trailing arm mods thread

Dumb question maybe but what is the advantage of this setup vs the common drilling a hole for camber correction method?
Don't you need a little negative camber for proper handling?

Testies feel fine, just a little cold…

Lasercutter is backlogged, waiting for word :\

Well you eliminate the bind-resisting bushings, so the more you need adjust, the more it helps you avoid tearing things off (or just tearing the bushings)

The other problem with slotting/drilling, is that by moving the outer pivot down, you move the spring perch down, which means the arm goes back up to meet the spring, and your toe gets worse…

With this you get full control over camber and toe, without making one or the other worse…

Very cool. That's what happened to me. My toe on one side is a little out of spec.

When will the complete ready to weld and install kit be available?

Waiting on lasercutter… girl there said things got backed up and doesn't know if/when my stuff is ready to ship out…

Sometime within the next 1-2wks I'll have the wrenches and inner gussets :\

Put me down for one set. It will be going into a full on race car that races an endurance series. We do about 1,000 miles of full on hard road racing per event. IF there are any issues, we will find them.

Very cool, Lemons?

Differences between V1 and V2?

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