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Old 04-26-2024, 11:59 AM   #267
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Ordered Trailing arms and MCA traction mod @RToyo86 did the arms come with new bolts ? The front bolts in your picture look new
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Old 04-26-2024, 02:43 PM   #268
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Ordered Trailing arms and MCA traction mod @RToyo86 did the arms come with new bolts ? The front bolts in your picture look new
I ordered new hardware from Toyota. Old stuff was still in good shape surprisingly.
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Not everything is roses over here with the MCA.

I have wheel rub at bump with 17x10 due to correction.










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yikes, maybe just trim the tab on the STI arm?
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yikes, maybe just trim the tab on the STI arm?

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Do the STi arms have larger “tabs” than the standard trailing arms? Curious as to why this is the first time this issue has shown up!
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Do the STi arms have larger “tabs” than the standard trailing arms? Curious as to why this is the first time this issue has shown up!
I wouldn't be surprised if it had something to do with the 17x10 wheels he runs.
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Do the STi arms have larger “tabs” than the standard trailing arms? Curious as to why this is the first time this issue has shown up!
Could have sworn I took a photo of stock vs STi but I would bet they're identical in dimensions.
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I wouldn't be surprised if it had something to do with the 17x10 wheels he runs.
It's not a function of the 17x10 wheels. The issue is occurring underneath extreme bump - IE loaded on the track.

I have MCS Suspension, so rear bump travel is quite extensive compared to any other OTS shock.
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It's not a function of the 17x10 wheels. The issue is occurring underneath extreme bump - IE loaded on the track.

I have MCS Suspension, so rear bump travel is quite extensive compared to any other OTS shock.
Ah okay well seems like the fix was easy enough. Thanks for the explanation
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Could have sworn looking at rear end it is a touch lower but I did not measure to get definitive answer. I have photos from initial install of B6 on yellows with OEM wheels. Looks close from the photos.



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It seems to be that the ones reporting a change in ride height are running stock or lowering springs.

I don't think I seen anyone running much higher than stock rear spring rates report a change or maybe they never noticed lol

I will be taking measurements before and after hopefully there is no change
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FWIW, I had no ride height change when I initially installed the V1 MCA Traction Mod on my stock Performance Pack suspension.

Can't comment on any change with lowering springs, because I installed my H&R springs (on stock dampers) after the Traction Mod was already installed, and same with my RCE SS1 coilovers.
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I've had mine installed enough to leave some impressions on the street.
Rear end feels a bit more sophisticated, less bothered by bumps.
I tested on throttle grip mid corner on familiar bumps with my regular commute and noticed the car doesn't bounce around when I try to get the rear to break free.

This morning I got the Conti's to break free and the rear just squats and is less dramatic. Previously rear end would react more to the bump which could upset the rear suspension requiring quicker snap of counter steer.
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