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    toe out

    I recently ran into a garbage can to avoid someone trying to run over my merv and broke a suspension arm so i got some aluminum ones and now my wheels are pointing outward. In the front the left is more than the right. I have tried messing with the pivot balls but are not doing anything to help

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    Last edited by Dadx2mj; 04-07-2012 at 10:49 AM.

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    i have the same prob after hitting a tree i think it maybe the fact that a stretched a stock turnbukle but not sure

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    keep adjusting them, without aftermarket rods there is no way to adjust it except for the pillow balls
    Love how Noobs ask a ?, then say you're wrong

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    If you have too much toe out, both of the the pillows are too far out.
    If the top of the tire is too far in, the top pillow needs to go out and the bottom one needs to go in.
    Last edited by Jimmie Neutron; 04-07-2012 at 11:18 AM.
    Whatever it is I just said... I could be wrong.

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    I've tried to adjust the pillows everyway I could but nothing. Is it best to upgrade toe links when you upgrade your suspension arms, seeing as how my tires were fine with the plastic arms.

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    Adjustable toe links FTW!

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    How severe is the toe out?
    I am starting to wonder if you even got the right arms or if they were made wrong.
    Whatever it is I just said... I could be wrong.

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    Im sorry you got aluminum arms RPM is the way to go!

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    I figurd that out a little late $15 vs $65 and the rpm ones are stonger. I'll remember that next time. I just ordered titanium adjustable turnbuckle and pushrod set so I hope I can fix it once they arrive. Really missing the merv

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    The adjustable toe links are awesome!

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    Thanks man I should've checked here first, b4 spending that

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    You gotta learn somehow!

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    update!!!! Me loves adjustable turnbuckles and push rods. Merv runs great once again. Thanks again evrybody

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    The adjustable toe links are awesome!

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    what are the adjustable toe links? I have only been bale to find static ones.

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