shinzon
15+ Year Contributor
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- Sep 11, 2006
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St. Petersburg,
Florida
While looking through ASA I noticed that automatic and manual 2gas use a different lower curved control arm. Does anyone know what the difference is?
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The design is the same but it might be back then the inner bush was flipped on 1 side to adjust caster, from what i know now is every arm now sold is all the same way so they dont give a weird caster indifference anymore
It was more to counter act the road curve, since all roads curve a bit to drain water off they was working against thatAh, that makes sense. Maybe a slight adjustment in alignment to compensate for the weight differences in the transmission? Guess they decided it wasn't worth the extra expensive if they changed the later cars to share the same arm.