TC4 rear arm question?
05-18-2005, 08:27 AM
#1
TC4 rear arm question?
Ok guys dumb question...
What does the number on the rear arm represent?
The kit comes with an x-3.0 and there's also aluminum 2.0's, 2.5's, and 3.0's available.
Do these have anything to do with how many shims I put under them? My set up sheet calls for 4 shims under each rear arm. I have an aluminum 2.5 on there now. Which arm would be correct?
What does the number on the rear arm represent?
The kit comes with an x-3.0 and there's also aluminum 2.0's, 2.5's, and 3.0's available.
Do these have anything to do with how many shims I put under them? My set up sheet calls for 4 shims under each rear arm. I have an aluminum 2.5 on there now. Which arm would be correct?
05-18-2005, 08:35 AM
#2
dood, what you are talking about is the suspension blocks, not the arms themselves.
the numbers on each block is the amount of rear toe your ride will have. i.e: 3 is 3*of rear toe, 2.5 is 2.5* of rear toe.
Have a read on the last couple of pages on the instuction manual, where it explains some set-up opions for the chassis.
Good Luck
Jesse
the numbers on each block is the amount of rear toe your ride will have. i.e: 3 is 3*of rear toe, 2.5 is 2.5* of rear toe.
Have a read on the last couple of pages on the instuction manual, where it explains some set-up opions for the chassis.
Good Luck
Jesse
05-18-2005, 08:39 AM
#3
x-3.0 and 2.5 and 2 mean the degrees of toe in on the back, smaller the number less toe in, this will give the car more speed in a straight line as the tires are more straight (slightly), but you lose a bit of rear grip but i can't feel any difference. These do not have anything really to do with the shim heights. Its just another small tunning option. There is more info in the manuel.
Charles
Charles
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