IS250 Rear camber adjustment
03-24-11, 03:07 PM
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At the least you will need both. If you plan on making a decent camber adjustment you may also need the toe arm. I installed just the camber arm last week but as I adjusted the arm out it pivots on the upper traction arm causing severe toe in. Adding the adjustable traction arm will alleviate this issue, but I forsee the same thing happening with the factory toe arm as it has a very limited range of motion, and will probably need to be extended for proper adjustment.
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03-24-11, 03:09 PM
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At least you will need both. If you plan on making a decent camber adjustment you may also need the toe arm. I installed just the camber arm last week but as I adjusted the arm out it pivots on the upper traction arm causing severe toe in. Adding the adjustable traction arm will alleviate this issue, but I forsee the same thing happening with the factory toe arm as it has a very limited range of motion, and will probably need to be extended for proper adjustment.
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