re_guderian
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My guy removed the lower A-arms completely to weld in just the TC gussets. Lot of extra labor costs, but I'd hate to toast a bushing.
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Wow - this is great - thanks for posting. I am about to swap out my LCAs and this would be a great time to add this kit. Quick question - does this kit interfere with the KDSS hardware?Big Mike at MC has a video and says you don’t have to remove anything. He recommends alternating from gusset to gusset doing one short bead at a time. Unfortunately for me, the mechanic at SSO insisted it couldn’t be done any other way.Thankfully I have the 3 year alignment deal at NTB. So it was just my time that was spent on that.
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Not at all. My installer did disconnect the KDSS system during the install even though he shouldn’t have had to.Wow - this is great - thanks for posting. I am about to swap out my LCAs and this would be a great time to add this kit. Quick question - does this kit interfere with the KDSS hardware?
Yes. Well... Define "compromise". I gave up on the franchise alignment shops and hit up a Toyota specialty shop with an alignment machine. After I got the cam tab guessets and BMC, I told them I didn't care about camber so much as I wanted caster to be above spec by moving the arms forward. They did that and I'm sitting at over 5° of caster, and oodles of rear clearance. All for 89 bucks. With either SPC or OEM UCA'S I'd likely be sitting right at upper spec. Problem with fixed angle, aftermarket UCA's, is that they of necessity pull the tire backwards to increase caster, but that works against clearance. I'll post up my current alignment specs when I get home.Can you actually have a front end alignment s*** your front suspension forward a 1/4" or so to help with oversize tire rubbing?
My 35"s rub just a little bit on my front fenders and I don't want to lift my rig any higher nor cut any metal. I probably only need a 1/4" or so.
If you can, how much farther forward can you move the control arms and not compromise an alignment?