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There aren't any conflicts with running toe arms. The coilover variation is irrelevant.

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Old 07-24-2017, 09:28 PM   #1 (permalink)
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There aren't any conflicts with running toe arms. The coilover variation is irrelevant.

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Wait...you can't use OEM-style coilovers with the SPL rear toe arms. You need to retain the spring bucket. You'll need SPC toe bolts and an SPL lockout kit would be helpful.
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Okay, now I'm really confused
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The rear toe arms replace the spring buckets for those switching to true-type coilovers. Alternatively, you could use the SPL mid links but you might have to go with Swift springs or something that fits within the mid links adjustable buckets.
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The rear toe arms replace the spring buckets for those switching to true-type coilovers. Alternatively, you could use the SPL mid links but you might have to go with Swift springs or something that fits within the mid links adjustable buckets.
Otherwise, the only other alternative is toe bolts? I'm curious what other KW users have done for toe adjustment.
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