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My main reason for wanting to switch was to deal with the eccentric bolt possibly slipping. After some more research and chatting with friends it seems that the stock eccentric bolt setup is fine. So I really have no need for toe arms. |
There is a 30mm-ish difference in height on the endlink mounting point of the KWs compare to factory strut, hence why a shorter endlink is desired (if factory endlink is used, it will hit the lower control arm), of all the after market links I tried they have clearance issue for running high camber (say -3.5ish or more). They bind on the lower body of the shock or against the side wall. Oem-styled (non adjustable) endlinks tends to be more form fitting. I don't corner weight balance and set my coilovers the exact height side to side so pre-load is negligible, the rubber bushings in the suspension is good enough for me.
Something like a JRZ where it retains the same endlink mounting location can use the factory endlink just fine. |
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I just went with KLC179 which is 225-250mm in length. Seems to match the OEM endlink at max height. I plan to run the OEM bar so I think these should work. We shall find out lol |
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Just got feedback from RCE that '23 endlinks will work fine with Superstreet-2 coilovers.
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I used OEM on my own 1st gen with SS1s. We've also used Whiteline, SPL, and a custom set I made for myself. Clearance is tight no matter what, so keep an eye on it! There are a couple of variables that make things different car to car (ride height, camber at the hub, camber from the top mount). - Andrew |
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Thanks again :burnrubber: |
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