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nice vid. Yeah, I figure its the soft bushings. Im gonna install my gopro facing the rear wheel and under the car and go drive around, Im curious which contorl

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Old 10-04-2013, 06:39 PM   #13 (permalink)
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nice vid.

Yeah, I figure its the soft bushings.

Im gonna install my gopro facing the rear wheel and under the car and go drive around, Im curious which contorl arm moves the most.

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I have no idea but I've seen vids of cars on dyno's and the rear wheel moves insane amounts when under load. Soft bushings will totally change things. Guys also change out eccentric bolts for solid ones because high load can throw off camber and toe when the bolt slips. Me being me I want everything solid to a point so if you can drive, I'm sure things are changing if everything's OEM.

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